Kari Lake’s ever-changing abortion views: A comprehensive timeline
All of Lake’s abortion rights flip-flops, from “rare and legal” to “thrilled” about the return of the 1864 near-total ban.
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Ruben Gallego calls press conference to talk about police, dips early
After touting his support of law enforcement, Gallego took only two questions from reporters and cut the presser short.
Errl Cup is back! What to know about the biannual Valley weed festival
Roughly 10,000 people are expected to attend this weekend, so get your tickets soon.
What’s the hottest October in the history of Phoenix?
Even as the Valley cools off significantly in fall, October in Phoenix keeps getting warmer.
Senate race endorsements: Who’s backing Kari Lake and Ruben Gallego?
Anti-MAGA Republicans love Ruben Gallego, while Kari Lake has the backing of the MAGA base and … MMA fighters?
Meet Matt Evans, the longshot taking on Kate Gallego for Phoenix mayor
As a Republican, Evans has little chance of becoming mayor. That hasn’t stopped him from running.
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Tre James gets life sentence for murder of Navajo woman Jamie Yazzie
Five years after Yazzie went missing – and a year after James was found guilty – Yazzie’s family finally gets closure.
Should Arizona let more former drug users become cops?
This month, the board that licenses peace officers granted an exception to an ex-Nevada trooper who used drugs 20 years ago.
Tom Horne thinks BLM posters and rainbow stickers make kids dumber
In a stunning bit of irony, the state public schools chief accused someone else of focusing on the wrong things.
Tempe reaches plea deal with man it hounded for feeding homeless
The deal ends a months-long legal saga over Austin Davis feeding unhoused people in Tempe parks, but not all is copacetic.
Arizona GOP settles election suit after being schooled on the law
State Republicans claimed voting machines were improperly tested before the primary. They apparently misunderstood the law.
New Arizona fall foliage map shows when, where to see changing leaves
Phoenix may not really experience autumn, but the rest of the state sure does. Here’s where to catch the fall leaves.
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Here’s how much rain Maricopa County saw in August
Across the state, this summer has been one of the driest in Arizona history.
Failed justice of the peace candidate who used N-word is running again
Michael Irish’s first run for office tanked after Phoenix New Times reported on his use of a racial slur. Now he’s back.
Ex-sheriff’s deputy investigated for handcuffing 82-year-old woman
The Arizona Police Officer Standards and Training Board also suspended cops accused of domestic abuse and driving drunk.
What is a haboob? What you should know about Arizona’s dust storms
Arizona has had dust storms for ages, but we’ve only recently started calling them haboobs.
Flower Power: How Arizona’s weed lobby wields its political influence
The Arizona Dispensaries Association, backed by corporate behemoths, sits at the nexus of power in the state’s weed industry.
A haboob hits the Valley: Phoenix residents share their best photos
One of Arizona’s famous dust storms hit the Valley on Thursday afternoon, and social media had a ton of great photos.
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New Phoenix fall forecast released. Here’s what to expect
Hoping for a break from the Arizona heat? Hope again.
Recount shows Ansari wins deep-blue Congressional primary by 39 votes
The former Phoenix vice mayor survived a recount, beating fellow Democrat Raquel Terán for a surefire seat in Congress.
13 photos from the Navajo Code Talkers Day celebration in Window Rock
Peter MacDonald, one of three living code talkers, captivated a crowd of hundreds last week in the small Navajo Nation town.
‘Weirdo’ Tom Horne attacks schools advocate in press release
Horne is leading the Department of Education by losing money, picking fights and “publicly obsessing over kids’ genitals.”