No one can find 2 people with possible claims to $12.8M lottery ticket
Circle K wants to sort out who owns a $12.8 million-winning ticket. But two people with possible claims have not been found.
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Phoenix fires off-duty cop who tried to bait student protesters
Sgt. Dusten Mullen showed up armed and masked at an anti-ICE a student protest in January.
East Valley measles outbreak grows: Where you may have been exposed
The county’s case count has more than doubled in the last month, and the exposure sites are even more numerous.
Donald Trump prepares to ship Kari Lake out of the country
On Monday, President Donald Trump nominated Kari Lake to be the next Ambassador to Jamaica.
Jet-skiing teen sues sheriff’s office for running him over with a boat
Josh Nieto-Cruz suffered a severe leg wound after a Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office boat plowed into him on Bartlett Lake.
New Phoenix monsoon forecast released: What to expect
We had a wet monsoon last year, and this summer has good chances of following suit.
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Judge won’t stop Phoenix from disciplining cop who baited protesters
Sgt. Dusten Mullen is being investigated for showing up armed and masked to a student protest in January.
Lieutenant: Phoenix rushed probe on cop who baited teen protesters
While off-duty, Phoenix cop Dusten Mullen showed up at a student protest to attempt to bait teenagers into attacking him.
David Schweikert votes to shield pesticide makers from lawsuits
Schweikert was the lone Arizona lawmaker to vote against stripping immunity from pesticide makers. Andy Biggs didn’t vote.
Tell me lies: Phoenix ranked among ‘most dishonest’ cities in U.S.
Catfishing and fraud schemes, that’s what Phoenix does!
You asked: Did taxpayers foot the bill for Charlie Kirk’s memorial?
A New Times reader asked who paid for Charlie Kirk’s massive memorial service at State Farm Stadium last year. We answered.
Cop who hounded student protesters had glowing performance reviews
Dusten Mullen’s bosses raved about him just days before the Phoenix cop allegedly tried to bait students into arrests.
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No, Ruben Gallego didn’t spend campaign funds on his wedding hotel
Sen. Ruben Gallego faces scrutiny over his relationship with disgraced Rep. Eric Swalwell. But a report about his use of campaign cash is misleading.
Arizona among least affordable states in the U.S., new study says
To paraphrase a famous political phrase: It’s the housing market, stupid.
The famous sports figures bankrolling Jay Feely’s run for Congress
Charles Barkley dropped $7,000 on Feely’s campaign, and NFL owners have spent more than $70,000.
Ya don’t say: Measles, RFK Jr. reappear in the Valley at the same time
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. just wrapped up a five-day Arizona swing. At the same time, a new Valley measles case was reported.
There’s a text scam related to Phoenix’s new speed cameras
No, the city does not send out speeding citations by text message.
Turning Point gets its ass handed to it in the SRP elections
Turning Point invested heavily in a pro-industry slate of candidates for the massive utility, and mostly lost.
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GOP lawmakers sued for barring Latino activists from state legislature
In February, LUCHA activists were given bare-bones trespass notices printed on plain white paper without names or signatures.
Is Turning Point ‘harvesting’ SRP election ballots? Is that legal?
Turning Point volunteers are posing with bunches of SRP election ballots they’ve collected. What does the law say about that?
The best signs we saw at the ‘No Kings’ protest in Downtown Phoenix
Thousands marched from Downtown Phoenix to the Arizona Capitol on Saturday to protest the Trump administration.
MAGA Avondale official sues over now-dismissed kidnapping claim
Jeannette Garcia, who has lobbed some baseless accusations herself, was the subject of an apparently false kidnapping claim