STARLUX Airlines to open direct Phoenix-Taiwan route next year
Phoenix is getting its first direct route to Asia, largely thanks to bringing a Taiwanese semiconductor manufacturer to town.
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Reader: A new ID law for online porn? Can I show my AARP card?
Starting in the fall, a new Arizona law will require that porn sites verify your age, possibly by having you submit ID.
2 Phoenix suburbs among the fastest-growing U.S. cities
Phoenix is growing at a healthy clip. But the communities on its outskirts are filling up even faster.
You’ll soon need to show ID to watch online porn in Arizona
A new law requires porn sites to verify you’re at least 18. That may mean submitting a driver’s license to get your rocks off.
Buc-ee’s breaks ground on its first Arizona location
The giant gas station and convenience store is on its way to the Valley, Beaver Nuggets and all.
Health vs. Wealth: Arizona groups coordinate to save Medicaid from GOP
A GOP budget proposal cuts Medicaid, which serves 2 million Arizonans, by $880 billion. These groups hope to stop it.
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Is Ruben Gallego a legit presidential contender, or just a one-hit wonder?
Ruben Gallego beat an awful candidate – ahem, Kari Lake – to win a Senate seat. How much credit should he get for winning?
10 Arizona counties with the highest average incomes
Arizona has one county with a huge population center and 14 others with much smaller populations. Do income levels correlate?
What’s up with the new hipster Waymos in Phoenix?
The white robot cars are a defining Phoenix feature. But recently, some have taken on a more colorful look.
GOP feud! Party chair may sue recorder over ‘illegal’ mail voting plan
“I’m astounded that someone who ran on election integrity can think that’s a good idea,” GOP chair Gina Swoboda told us.
Kari Lake announces deal to broadcast brain poison to the world
Lake said she’s secured the ability to beam the far-right One American News Network through the Voice of America airwaves.
A measles outbreak is ‘inevitable’ in Arizona. Are we ready?
Arizona hasn’t had a measles case – yet. But with a low vaccination rate and funding cutbacks, an outbreak is inevitable.
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Arizona billboards troll Elon Musk over cuts to Saguaro National Park
A progressive group paid for 10 billboards in Arizona to hammer the billionaire over his cuts to national parks.
State recognizes iconic dish, creates ‘Original Chopped Salad Day’
Chef Bernie Kantak’s creation is one of the most recognizable dishes in Phoenix. Now, it has its own holiday.
The Valley will show out for a protest. But what comes after that?
Roughly 1,500 people protested at the Arizona Capitol on Thursday. Organizers want to turn them into committed activists.
Phoenix’s ‘May Day’ protest at the Capitol: What to know
Former state Sen. Raquel Terán is organizing a big protest on May 1, a day historically used to advocate for worker rights.
The I-10 Broadway Curve project will be done in May: What to know
It’s taken four years and driven Valley drivers crazy, but construction on the 11-mile stretch of highway is almost complete.
Did you know you can adopt a desert tortoise through the state?
The state Game and Fish Department has more tortoises than it can handle. Wanna have one?
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Parents rejoice as lawmakers avert disabilities program funding crisis
Hostages in a long political fight, parents of disabled kids can finally breathe. “I totally broke down,” said one advocate.
Lawmakers finally vote to fund program for parents of disabled kids
Republicans and Gov. Katie Hobbs ended a standoff over the program, which helps parents care for their disabled children.
School board president who bailed out sex offender spars with Fontes, quits
At a Tuesday meeting, Secretary of State Adrian Fontes ripped school board president Jessica Bueno for her “incredible ego.”
Ansari, back from El Salvador, vows to keep ‘fighting for due process’
The Phoenix lawmaker sought the release of wrongly deported Kilmar Abrego Garcia. She returned empty-handed but emboldened.