A judge blocked Arizona abortion restrictions. But these 21 remain
A judge knocked down several abortion restrictions this month. But the work is not done: Several more remain on Arizona’s books.
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Kari Lake got snubbed by Trump at the White House, report says
Last October, Kari Lake reportedly was jilted after waiting in the White House lobby “for hours.”
A Republican wants to jail you for saying ICE is in your neighborhood
State Sen. John Kavanagh wants to outlaw even blowing whistles because ICE is near. But about that freedom of speech thing…
6 Arizona bills that could actually make a dent in the housing crisis
Arizona lacks enough housing, and what it does have is too expensive. State lawmakers might actually do something about it.
Weed from Phoenix dispensaries recalled for possible fungus issue
If you bought flower from JARS or Nature’s Wonder, you’ll want to check these batch numbers.
The cheapest place to buy a home in Arizona is this small desert town
Super-cheap homes can be found here, as can a lot of references to Rambo.
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Phoenix cops were told danger had passed before mistakenly killing dad
Christian Diaz Rendon had wrestled a crazed home intruder to the ground before a Phoenix cop killed him on Jan. 26.
Why is ASU mentioned so much in the Epstein files? What to know
“Arizona State University” is mentioned nearly 3,500 times in the files from the DOJ’s investigation into Jeffrey Epstein.
Phoenix had mixed feelings about that Dimopoulos Law Super Bowl ad
One person praised the ad’s “Wolf of Wall Street” vibes, though we’re betting they missed the point of that movie.
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Cannabis businesses could get a big tax break if weed is rescheduled
Rescheduling could equate to a tax break of around $2.3 billion for the marijuana industry, according to one estimate.
Mayes may probe Pinal County Attorney over Signal use, misusing funds
County leaders voted to ask the attorney general to open an investigation into prosecutor Brad Miller.
Lawsuit: DPS troopers, sheriff’s deputies sicced dog on stroke victim
Bradley Page suffered a stroke on the highway near Casa Grande. The cops who responded made things worse, he says.
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Woman who survived fatal Scottsdale Airport plane crash sues city
Ashley Rosile was on a Learjet that veered off the runway and hit a parked plane last February, killing the pilot.
Stanton demands answers from ICE on detention center measles outbreak
Three measles cases have been linked to ICE detention centers in Florence in recent weeks. ICE has seen big outbreaks before.
Arizona schools ranked among the most dangerous in U.S. Here’s why
Arizona’s persistent teacher shortage weighs down the state’s ranking — though at least we’re not Alabama.
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Gila County Attorney sued by man axed for ‘Rot in Hell Charlie Kirk’ post
Gila County Attorney Bradley Beauchamp fired an employee for the Facebook post last year. Was it protected speech?
Republicans want to throw you in jail if your kid sees a drag queen
GOP lawmakers advanced a state bill that would make it a felony to allow a minor to view a drag performance.
3-time Super Bowl champ sues ex-Arizona Wildcat over sports gear brand
Ex-NFL player LeGarrette Blount mentions Dodgers star Mookie Betts in his suit against former U of A player Paul Magloire Jr.
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Video: GOP lawmaker’s rape question derails Arizona Senate hearing
During a hearing about a border wall bill, GOP state Sen. Janae Shamp asked a civilian speaker a graphic question about rape.
ASU tops elite private schools in ranking of best colleges on earth
Arizona State University ain’t exactly Harvard. But a new ranking says it’s better than Northwestern and Georgetown.
Phoenix’s overdose crisis is careening in the wrong direction
The stuff on the street is getting more dangerous, which is partly why Phoenix saw nearly 6,000 opioid overdoses in 2025.
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Phoenix budtender sues Nirvana Cannabis for alleged tip-theft
The potential class-action lawsuit is the second one filed against an Arizona cannabis company since October.