Phoenix-Tucson train route lands key approval: What to know
The line would run between Tucson and Buckeye three times a day, but the planning stage won’t be done until 2028.
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Meet the 10 richest billionaires with Arizona connections
Arizona has many people on Forbes’ billionaires list in 2025. These 10 are rolling in the most dough.
Tolleson police barred from local schools after cop punched kid in face
In September, police officer Eric Hendrix repeatedly punched and kicked a student at Tolleson High School.
Fake sheriff’s deputies are scamming people on the phone: What to know
A man posing as a sheriff’s deputy bilked $800 from a woman by claiming he had a warrant for her arrest for missed jury duty.
Protesting in the Arizona summer? What to bring so you don’t die
The Arizona heat won’t relent for several months. If you’re going to protest, here’s how to do it safely.
Maricopa County’s big elections feud is getting ugly – and litigious
“We don’t start fights at the board of supervisors,” board chairman Thomas Galvin said Tuesday. “We finish them.”
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What is the hottest month in Phoenix?
When it’s 110 degrees, the days all blend together. But the hottest months in Phoenix history should be familiar.
Phoenix’s ‘No Kings’ protests on Flag Day: What to know
As Donald Trump throws himself a military parade for his birthday, thousands of Arizonans will protest around the Valley.
Arizona has measles: What to know about the Navajo County outbreak
After initially dodging the country’s huge measles outbreak, Arizona has caught one of the world’s most infectious diseases.
Immigrant advocates warn of ICE workplace raids Tuesday: What to know
Advocates say undocumented residents should play it safe and stay home on Tuesday.
Trump going after funding to help vulnerable Arizonans afford lawyers
Civil legal aid helps low-income Arizonans facing eviction, abuse and more. Trump aims to cut funding that makes it possible.
Why is a historic home near Roosevelt Row being relocated 12 feet?
The Seargeant-Oldaker home was built in 1909 and recently saved from demolition. It’s being moved just a smidge.
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You can do ketamine therapy at home in Arizona. Is that a good idea?
Companies operating in Arizona mail ketamine for at-home mental health treatment. One expert calls it a “terrible idea.”
The South Phoenix light rail expansion opens Saturday: What to know
The six-year project to expand Valley Metro light rail service to South Phoenix is set to open on June 7.
Millionaires are flocking to this Valley city in droves
Over the last 10 years, the number of millionaires in this Valley city has grown by 125%, behind only a city in China.
Ansari makes surprise visit to ICE prison, returns with horror stories
Female detainees at Eloy Detention Center told Rep. Yassamin Ansari “extremely alarming” stories about how they’re treated.
Which Maricopa County areas saw the most rainfall Sunday?
The Valley hit a rainfall record for June 1 on Sunday. These areas got the best soak.
Phoenix school district didn’t inform parents of sexual abuse settlement
Parents found out from public records that the Phoenix Elementary School District settled a sexual abuse lawsuit for $200K.
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Arizona richest billionaires list gets shakeup amid U.S. tariffs
Donald Trump’s schizophrenic tariffs have hit some Arizona billionaires in the wallet, while others have gotten richer.
Arizona still has 37 abortion restrictions. A lawsuit seeks to void them
A group of abortion advocates is suing to knock down some of Arizona’s most restrictive remaining abortion limits.
‘We feel powerless’: Phoenix rocked by ICE immigration court arrests
ICE arrested dozens of asylum-seekers at a Phoenix immigration courthouse. Protestors, lawmakers and lawyers are responding.
‘Cat ladies’ celebrate Phoenix proclamation about stray cat problem
Missy Pruitt wants Phoenix to curb its booming cat population. The proclamation is a “very small step,” but an important one.