Termites are a problem in Arizona. A guide to treatment and prevention
According to one pest control company, one in every three Arizona homes has or will have termites at some point.
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Laveen man brought to U.S. as a 3-year-old now facing deportation
Eric Ferrales came to the U.S. as a small child, his mother said. He speaks no Spanish but may be deported to Mexico.
Ignorance is Bliss: Republican picks on trans kids with ballot measure
State Rep. Selina Bliss has taken up a favorite GOP pastime: targeting trans children over youth sports.
Phoenix could have its hottest Christmas Day on record
We’ve been breaking December temperature records left and right the last few years. Could another one fall?
Heap wasn’t at work the day mailer screw-up hit Recorder’s Office
Records show Justin Heap didn’t come in after his office wrongly told 83,000 voters their registrations would be canceled.
ICE locked up man visiting Mesa for 70 hours despite valid visa
ICE said Edwar Gonzalez was “briefly detained,” but he spent nearly three days locked up despite legal permission to be here.
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The 10 wealthiest ZIP codes in the Valley
Can you guess which areas of Maricopa County are the richest? Probably. Can you afford a home there? Probably not!
Mesa family says ICE detained visiting relative despite valid visa
Mexican national Edwar Gonzalez is being held by ICE, though is relatives say he was visiting them on a valid visa.
‘Gas station heroin’: Mayes wants stronger kratom laws in Arizona
Kratom is easy to get in Arizona. Kris Mayes wants to change that by beefing up state law.
Phoenix has a lower cost of living than these 3 suburbs
Escaping to the suburbs is how many people score bigger homes and lower prices. Not necessarily in these ones, though.
Horne one step closer in crusade to eradicate diversity from schools
The Arizona Board of Education voted to explore removing anything that’s so-called “DEI” from state teaching standards.
People are fleeing Arizona for other states, new study says
A state of transplants? Maybe, but not as much as it used to be.
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Rep. Grijalva says ICE pepper-sprayed her at Tucson taco shop
Tucson Rep. Adelita Grijalva says ICE pushed and pepper-sprayed her during a raid on the restaurant Taco Giro.
Video: Gilbert teen swiftly arrested after epic bike stunt
A viral video shows Sam Campbell clearing a wide residential street — but not escaping the law.
Is the Northern Arizona measles outbreak finally petering out?
Arizona reported only three new cases this week in the country’s second-largest measles outbreak. Is the end near?
Parents group outraged that Phoenix school played ‘Pink Pony Club’
The song has been everywhere for the past two years, but heaven forbid sixth-graders play a “boomwhackers” version.
NAU removes student art print depicting Charlie Kirk’s murder
The school, which faced backlash from right-wingers on social media, said the print was part of a “temporary, student-selected” art exhibit.
Do Arizonans want to ban kratom? What a new survey reveals
Kratom is widely available in gas stations and smoke shops, though the Mayo Clinic calls it unsafe and ineffective.
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More Arizona children are dying from preventable diseases
A state health department report offers hints that Arizona’s lagging vaccination rates are becoming more deadly.
Mesa police arrested a longtime activist who said he was filming ICE
Martin Hernandez, an organizer with UFCW Local 99, was later released after a community outcry.
Former AG lawyer hit with felony charge for stealing, reselling mail
Vanessa Hickman was arrested by U.S. postal inspectors on Nov. 19.
Trump lackey wants to court-martial Mark Kelly over social media video
You tell folks not to do illegal things and suddenly it’s a problem for some people.