Criminal charges dropped for deaf Black man beaten by Phoenix cops
Tyron McAlpin had been charged with resisting arrest and assaulting officers. Body-cam footage showed police attacking him.
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New Phoenix La Niña forecast released. Here’s what to expect
Fall has been brutally hot so far, but cooler temperatures are on the way … for a while.
Here’s how much a starter home costs in Phoenix
Things are getting easier for first-time homebuyers in the United States – except in the Valley.
Why did Phoenix police perp walk a teenage girl on the internet?
Earlier this month, police rushed to publicly shame a minor arrested for allegedly making a bogus school shooting threat.
Valley ice cream shop encouraged voters with free scoops
The ice cream makers handed out scoops of vanilla bean and brownie fudge swirl to encourage Arizonans to vote.
Could Arizona see the northern lights again this weekend? What to know
The aurora borealis is visiting the Grand Canyon State again, if you know where and how to look for it.
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‘Lose-lose’: These pro-Palestine Arizonans aren’t buying Kamala Harris
For the fourth time, a protest erupted at a Harris event in Arizona. Here’s why pro-Palestine activists are skeptical of her.
Kamala Harris comes to Rawhide Event Center on Thursday. Here’s what to know
The vice president will visit the state for the third time since becoming the Democratic presidential nominee in July.
Kamala Kush? Arizonans can buy these new election-themed weed strains
Ready to get high on voting? Curaleaf dispensaries in Arizona are having some fun ahead of the Arizona election.
These 5 clips sum up 60 Minutes’ look at Maricopa County elections
The venerated CBS news program visited Maricopa County to dissect our virulent brand of election denialism.
Arizona’s restrictive abortion laws have a cost: $3.4 billion a year
Arizona bans abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancy. A nonpartisan think tank says that comes with a hefty price tag.
Ex-Capitol police officer blasts ‘dangerous election denier’ Kari Lake
Harry Dunn served on Jan. 6 when Trump supporters stormed the Capitol. He wants Lake “as far away from power as possible.”
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Scared of driving Arizona’s roadways? Here’s how deadly they are
According to one analysis, our roads are among the most dangerous in the country – and they’re not getting safer.
An endangered ocelot was spotted in Arizona. Here’s the rare footage
Fewer than 100 of the jaguarlike cats are thought to remain in the U.S. Only seven have been seen in Arizona since 2009.
Fed up with Trump, these Mormon voters could cost him the election
More than 400,000 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints members live in Arizona. Their votes could swing the election.
Months later, Buenas on 32nd tenants say they still lack working AC
The Arizona attorney general sued the complex’s owners in August. Tenants testified Monday that little has improved since.
Zen Leaf Arcadia dispensary debuts Friday with food trucks, DJs, deals
The dispensary takes over the newly renovated building that used to house China Village restaurant.
Tipped workers: Prop. 138 is ‘a joke’ that will make their lives worse
Many Valley restaurant workers don’t think the so-called “Tipped Worker Protection Act” will protect them at all.
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Historic Phoenix neighborhoods are in hot demand. Is that good?
Classic central Phoenix neighborhoods like Coronado and Encanto-Palmcroft are making comebacks, but there are tradeoffs.
Phoenix passes police reform measures but still fears a consent decree
“We cannot deny, delay or dodge our responsibility out of it,” said one city councilmember. “This is a good first step.”
These prominent Republicans are backing Ruben Gallego over Kari Lake
The chorus of moderate Republicans rejecting Kari Lake seems to grow stronger by the day.
Arizona’s voter registration glitch: Are you one of 97,000 affected?
For years, nearly 100,000 mostly Republican residents have been allowed to vote without providing proof of citizenship.