Phoenix homeowners are delisting properties en masse as market shifts
Housing is expensive in the Valley. But instead of slashing prices, some homeowners are taking their houses off the market.
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Protesters slam APS for raising rates, ditching clean energy
Following Donald Trump’s lead, Arizona’s largest utility is abandoning its clean energy goals while hiking energy rates.
GOP governor candidates bash mail voting, frequently voted by mail
Andy Biggs and Karrin Taylor Robson parrot Donald Trump’s conspiracy theories about mail voting. They also vote by mail.
Arizona is now fighting its worst measles outbreak in nearly a decade
Measles cases in Colorado City have ballooned from one to 24. Most positive cases – including a 2-year-old – are children.
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.
Map: What parts of Phoenix had the most rain last night?
Areas of the Valley got more rain Wednesday night than during the massive haboob and storm that hit Phoenix in late August.
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Republicans want to kick out a Democratic lawmaker over an ICE alert
Once again for those in the back: Posting about the public activity of law enforcement is protected by the First Amendment.
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.
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What new Phoenix rainfall forecast means for end of monsoon season
Despite the recent storms, this monsoon will still go down as one of the driest ever.
Video: Rare ‘rainbow lightning’ sets Valley skies aglow
Conditions during Monday evening’s storm were perfect for a rare and stunning phenomenon to occur.
9 photos: Hundreds spend Labor Day protesting Trump at the Capitol
Scores of protesters spent their day off rallying against how Donald Trump is running roughshod over working people.
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Why religious groups are pushing for psychedelic drugs as sacrament
Some of the biggest proponents of increasing access to magic mushrooms, peyote and other drugs are clergy members.
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.
There’s a little-known ICE facility at a suburban Phoenix airport
Records show that one immigration detainee was kept at the facility, which has no beds or showers, for 42 days.
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Major Tempe City Council vote postponed due to ‘security concerns’
The council had been set to vote on whether to put a measure repealing a divisive new Tempe ordinance before voters.
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.
Tom Horne won’t send us campaign emails because he hates our coverage
“You’re the only news source in the state that I will not waste time on,” the state schools chief told us in an email.
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The measles outbreak in Northern Arizona is getting worse
What began as one measles case in Mohave County two weeks ago is now up to 12.
Mother-daughter politicians tried to smuggle weapon into Maryvale High
A week after a student fatally stabbed another, Lydia and Cassandra Hernandez allegedly tried to “test” school security.
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.
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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.