Hundreds of volunteers to scour the Valley for homelessness count
In 2023, volunteers counted 9,642 people experiencing homelessness in the region during the annual effort.
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Lawmakers mostly play nice on opening day of Arizona legislature
Gov. Katie Hobbs focuses on school vouchers, water and budget while petulant election denier takes a stand.
Turning Point bros plead not guilty in assault of queer ASU professor
Kalen Christian D’Almeida and Braden Joel Ellis now face a Feb. 9 court hearing.
Arrest warrant issued for Valley troll Ethan Schmidt-Crockett
The days of the anti-Semitic, anti-LGBTQ+ serial harasser avoiding jail time might be coming to an end.
Phoenix police turn foot chase into target practice, kill 12th man
Alton Tungovia refused to stop for Phoenix police, who shot him with pepper balls before fatally shooting him.
Woman claims Scottsdale firm fired her over preferred pronouns
“I can’t call a girl a boy, and a boy a girl.”
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2 women accuse Phoenix doctor of drunken, botched plastic surgeries
‘You feel like Frankenstein’: The women sued over procedures they say left them horrified, disfigured and depressed.
Tamales to ticket bots: Arizona lawmakers file 122 bills ahead of session
Republicans go ‘anti-woke’ and target early voting while Democrats propose National Day of Racial Healing.
Athena Salman quits Arizona House to step into abortion rights fight
“The most important thing is having heart for people. It’s not easy, but it’s worth it.”
Phoenix police release video of man who died after they arrested him
Benjamin Austin, 58, among 18 people who died during encounters with Phoenix police in 2023.
Phoenix takes 6 years to seat an ethics board. Meet its new members
One of the appointees is a former mayor who resigned and was barred from holding office in California. Now, he’s a lobbyist.
Closing Lukeville crossing brings bedlam to Arizona border
“This is an unacceptable outcome that further destabilizes our border.”
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Trump picks his man in crowded metro Phoenix House race
The former president backs Abe Hamadeh again. The first time came in 2022 when Hamadeh lost his campaign for statewide office.
An Arizona woman tried to save us from Kyrsten Sinema’s robocalls
The woman wanted $300,000 in damages for harassing robocalls from the senator’s campaign. We feel your pain.
Phoenix police sued for splitting man’s head open during welfare check
Nine Phoenix police officers face a lawsuit for allegedly beating a man so severely that he required hospitalization.
Clown car: Meet the extremists running for a House seat in the Valley
The candidates in the chaotic race for Arizona’s 8th District include a carpetbagger, a fake elector, a singer and even a Capitol rioter.
Money pit: Kyrsten Sinema faces campaign cash questions, complaints
Questions about the Arizona senator’s donations, fundraising and spending keep coming.
2 Turning Point ‘bullies’ charged in assault of queer ASU professor
The two men from the right-wing organization face misdemeanor charges after ambushing the professor in Tempe.
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ASU embraced ‘ethnic intimidation’ to stop campus Gaza event, critics say
The school’s last-minute effort to cancel Rep. Rashida Tlaib and a call for an Israel-Hamas ceasefire backfired.
Tom Horne misled public about student Gaza presentation, audio tape shows
Superintendent blasts students for “giving aid and comfort to terrorists.” Critics say his claims caused student organizers to be bullied.
Protest over Gaza ceasefire ends in arrests at Mark Kelly’s Phoenix office
Activists demand that the Arizona senator call for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war.
Anywhere but Arizona: Kari Lake loves to campaign. Just not here
Kari Lake wants to be the next U.S. Senator from Arizona. Yet she’s campaigning in Colorado, Florida, Nevada and Texas.