Which parts of Phoenix had the most rain this monsoon season?
This monsoon season was wetter than the last two, but some areas of the Valley got soaked more than others.
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Phoenix’s best haunted houses and Halloween displays in 2025
Where to find the Valley’s top home haunts, yard displays and pro scare spots.
These 9 Phoenix restaurants are now closed
From neighborhood staples to relative newcomers, these Valley restaurants have shut their doors.
Arizona Parks Staffers Agonize and Wait for Action on Director Sue Black
Where’s Governor Ducey?
Superintendent Candidate Frank Riggs Touts Work With ‘Oriental’ Police Officers
What year is it anyway?
Ex-Cop Sues New York Newspaper For Publishing Facts
He wants $147 million.
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Not Your Homie: Fake Campaign Signs Add to Arizona’s Election Season Clutter
“No matter what we say this is a negative column and they’re just fishing for information.” – Homie
Sources: Ranger Benefited From Relationship With Arizona Parks Director Sue Black
Arizona State Parks granted a seasonal ranger with little experience housing typically reserved for full-time employees.
Lagging in the Polls, David Garcia Counts on Hidden New Voters
He needs turnout to win.
Look at All These Big-Name Politicians Coming to Arizona
Bush, Bernie, and… Martin O’Malley?
Retired ‘Generation Kill’ Sergeant Sued By Child He Molested in Yuma County
Maj. Sgt. John Joseph Sixta was also convicted in California of molesting his step-daughters.
Bill Montgomery Debates Civil Rights History on Twitter With @Flabzboobz
The Maricopa County Attorney plays amateur historian.
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ACLU: Great Hearts Violated Transparency Laws in Anti-Transgender Policy Plan
The policy forced students to use the bathroom corresponding with the sex on their birth certificate.
Who Exactly Is Behind the Arizona Mirror, a New Media Outlet?
The Mirror plans to keep things straight. “We’re engaged in journalism, not in advocacy in terms of public policy,” Small said.
Maricopa County’s Rachel Mitchell to Question Kavanaugh Accuser: What We Know
She’s put pedophile priests behind bars but in at least one other case, one victim’s family was not happy with plea deal.
4 Takeaways From the First Arizona Gubernatorial Debate
Education and border security were the big topics.
Maricopa County Charged Wrong Guy for Child Porn; Now, He’s Fighting Back
They said, ‘We regret to inform you we made a mistake.’ You made a mistake? You gave me a death sentence.”
Two Tweets Reveal the Impotent Essence of Jeff Flake
The soon-to-be retired senator once again proves he’s useless.
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Phoenix Immigration Judge Favored by Attorneys Retiring After 28 Years
“He believed in America being the greatest country in the world for people who are fleeing dire, threatening circumstances…”
Mesa Settles With Family of 2015 Police Shooting Victim for $1 Million
“Knife, knife, knife!” Krstic gets back up as the officers order him to “stay down.” That’s when Gransee fires two shots at Krstic.
Phoenix to Review ‘Sound Cannon’ Purchase Decision After New Times Article
LRADs can produce sounds that can cause hearing loss.
Sal DiCiccio Wanted Reverend Jarrett Maupin to Fill City Council Vacancy
“We liked Jarrett as a moderate Democrat, a more reasonable Democrat.” — Phoenix Councilman Sal Diccio’s office.
The Phoenix Police Department Wants to Buy ‘Sound Cannons’
“It is for communication purposes only (but) there are different forms of communication.” — Phoenix police
Scottsdale Man Claims MCSO Used Dog to Torture Him. There’s Video.
McGough claims in his complaint that deputies “tortured him by allowing Shadow to bite him for more than three minutes.”
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From Senator to Lobbyist to Senator: Conflicts for Jon Kyl?
Weapons, drugs, and money.