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State Sen. Wendy Rogers wants to name a highway for Donald Trump
If you want to travel the Donald J. Trump Highway – aka, State Route 260 – Rogers will need to evade Katie Hobbs’ veto pen.
Valley teens keep organizing ‘To Catch a Predator’ stings for TikTok
There have been at least six incidents in the last year, including a 13-year-old boy trying to lure a 75-year-old man for fun.
A local TV journalist set his arm ablaze for Gaza. He has no regrets.
In October, ex-Arizona’s Family staffer Sam Mena shocked many by lighting his arm on fire at a protest. Now, he explains why.
Your rent should have gone down in Arizona this month. Here’s why
On Jan. 1, a rental tax ban went into effect across Arizona. As a result, your landlord should be charging you less.
Gallego waffles on mass deportations, won’t ‘knee-jerk reject’ Trump plans
The old Ruben Gallego would have loudly called Donald Trump’s immigration goals un-American. This version is a bit gun-shy.
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These were Arizona’s top baby names in 2024
Want to make sure your kid has a unique name? These are the ones to avoid.
Map: Where to recycle your Christmas tree in Phoenix
Phoenix offers 16 drop-off locations where you can unload your Christmas tree. Here’s what to know about the program.
State senator sees Kwanzaa display at the Capitol, gets a bit racist
T.J. Shope called the African American holiday “fake,” “anti-American” and “anti-Christian.”
Arizona got an F grade for its gun laws. Here’s why
A gun safety nonprofit started by Sen. Mark Kelly and former Rep. Gabby Giffords has a bleak assessment of Arizona gun laws.
5 ways the Arizona Dept. of Child Safety screwed over disabled parents
A U.S. Justice Department investigation found the state agency regularly violates the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Map: These are the least walkable neighborhoods in Phoenix
Phoenix is the second-least walkable city in America, and these areas are the least friendly to pedestrians.
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Sinema delivers a last ‘fuck you’ to Democrats on her way out the door
After missing votes, Sinema showed up to scuttle plans to keep a pro-union Democrat on the National Labor Relations Board.
Donald Trump appoints Kari Lake to lead Voice of America: What to know
Kari Lake finally got a job – but she still has to clear hurdles to lead the government’s international broadcasting agency.
Tom Horne just made it easier to cheat Arizona’s ESA voucher system
Purchases under $2,000 will be auto-approved, a week after a couple was indicted for defrauding the ESA program of $110,000.
A day in eviction court, where the Valley housing crisis wrecks lives
Maricopa County is on track to break a 20-year-old evictions filings record. Here’s why things have gotten so bad.
10 Arizona cities where retirees can live off a Social Security check
Attention snowbird retirees: Direct your migration to these locales.
Map: Tempe will place red light cameras at these 14 intersections
According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, red-light cameras can reduce crashes by more than 50%.
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Prep your shocked face: State Sen. Wendy Rogers follows neo-Nazis on X
Rogers has a long history of cozying up to extremists. “Well knock me over with a feather,” sarcastically wrote one Democrat.
Getting evicted? You might live in one of these 10 Valley ZIP codes
Maricopa County is on pace to set a new eviction filing record in 2024, and these areas are being hit the hardest.
Map: 5 most dangerous intersections in Maricopa County
Arizona – and specifically Maricopa County – has some of the most treacherous intersections in the West.
D’Souza admits key claim in debunked ‘2000 Mules’ film was bullshit
“I’m now accepting apologies on this nonsense theory,” Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer wrote in response.