New Arizona fall foliage map shows when, where to see changing leaves
Phoenix doesn’t really do fall colors, but many other parts of Arizona offer a cornucopia of browns, reds and yellows.
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Unlikely allies urge Arizona to fund medical marijuana research
Democrats killed a bill that would have funded medical cannabis studies. Arizona weed advocates want to fix that.
9 new restaurants and food options are coming to Goodyear’s GSQ
Restaurants and grocers are flooding into Goodyear’s new downtown hub. Here’s which spots are open and what’s coming soon.
Video: Phoenix cops kill man, wait 6 minutes to give medical aid
Police shot Rocky Joe Ellis on Aug. 19 as he approached with a hatchet, then watched as he lay motionless on the ground.
Tempe repeals controversial parks ordinance after sustained backlash
Tempe passed the ordinance two months ago despite criticism that it targeted groups who help unhoused people in city parks.
MAGA wacko Laura Loomer wants Trump to fire Stephen Richer’s wife
The Trump-lovin’ conspiracy theorist is on the warpath to rid the federal government of anyone not sufficiently MAGA.
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Cannabis company opens massive production kitchen in Tempe
Copperstate Farms, which owns Sol Flower dispensaries, says its new facility will be able to produce 30,000 gummies a day.
Video: Waymo records apocalyptic drive through epic Phoenix haboob
“What in the Blade Runner 2049 is happening in Phoenix?” wrote one apparently non-local social media user.
Tempe City Council to reconsider divisive ordinance it passed in July
The council will weigh repealing the new ordinance, which critics say cracks down on groups that help the homeless.
Scottsdale cop suspended 1 year for having sex in police cars
Did Arizona’s police certification board go a little light on ex-Scottsdale cop Derok Roach for on-the-job horniness?
Phoenix EDM scene organizes to support families harmed by ICE
Over 35 nightlife-oriented organizations band together to raise funds and awareness through music and art events.
Woman says Buckeye cemetery buried another body in her grave site
Nancy Marshall says the city cemetery buried someone else’s corpse in the plot she owns between her late husband and mother.
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Sheriff brings back online mugshot lookup once ruled unconstitutional
In the fall, a federal appeals court ruled that publishing mugshots of recent arrestees amounted to pretrial punishment.
Measure to repeal divisive Tempe parks ordinance heads to ballot
Opponents of the new ordinance, which they say cracks down on mutual aid events, gathered enough valid signatures.
Chicago cop sues Tempe over ‘racially discriminatory’ arrest
Tempe cops jailed Jalen Woods, who is Black, for a street racing infraction — even though he was sitting at a red light.
Readers clown GOP candidate who said she wouldn’t vote for a woman
GOP state senate hopeful Mylie Biggs said women shouldn’t run for office. Readers loved the irony: “Who’s gonna tell her?”
Kari Lake keeps doing apparently illegal shit in D.C.
Kari Lake seems to be the “acting CEO” of a federal agency just as much as she’s the governor of Arizona.
Scam Likely? Where Arizona ranks among the worst states for spam calls
Do you cringe when your phone rings? You might live in the Grand Canyon State.
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Phoenix introduces its new police chief: 5 takeaways
Matt Giordano, the new Phoenix police chief, talked about repairing community relations and delivering hard news to his cops.
Phoenix police to use AI to answer non-emergency calls. Is that good?
Phoenix expects the system to cut down on non-emergency call hold times, which are anecdotally atrocious.
Solar panel tax credits are about to expire: What you should know
Installing a solar system will become a lot more expensive in 2026 thanks to Donald Trump’s much-maligned budget bill.
2 Phoenix suburbs among fastest-growing retirement hubs in U.S.
Looking to retire in Arizona? As Jeremiah Johnson once said, “Go West Valley, old man.”