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a dripping faucet

Arizona is losing groundwater at an alarming rate, study shows

By TJ L'HeureuxJune 12, 2025

Arizona is bracing for cuts to its Colorado River water. At the same time, a new study shows we’re losing groundwater.

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Arizona has measles: What to know about the Navajo County outbreak

By Morgan FischerJune 11, 2025

After initially dodging the country’s huge measles outbreak, Arizona has caught one of the world’s most infectious diseases.

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Stopped on a bike, killed by a Phoenix cop: Inside a family’s grief

By TJ L'HeureuxJune 11, 2025

In May 2024, police killed a man they stopped for a bike light infraction. Exactly what happened remains a bit of a mystery.

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a masked HSI agent with a rifel

ICE raids hit Valley businesses and neighborhoods: What we’ve seen

By TJ L'Heureux and Morgan FischerJune 10, 2025

Immigration agents hit West Valley businesses and also descended on a house, where some protesters scuffled with police.

a sign that says "protect oak flat"

Court ruling revives fight to save Oak Flat from mining company

By Wyatt Myskow | Inside Climate NewsJune 10, 2025

The odds of halting the transfer of the Apache holy land to a mining company aren’t great, but they also aren’t zero.

austin smith

Guy who pushed voting fraud bullshit indicted for fake petition signatures

By Caitlin Sievers | Arizona MirrorJune 10, 2025

Ex-GOP state Rep. Austin Smith dropped a reelection bid over claims he faked petition signatures. Now he faces felony charges.

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an ICE agent

Immigrant advocates warn of ICE workplace raids Tuesday: What to know

By Morgan FischerJune 10, 2025

Advocates say undocumented residents should play it safe and stay home on Tuesday.

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Trump going after funding to help vulnerable Arizonans afford lawyers

By Morgan FischerJune 10, 2025

Civil legal aid helps low-income Arizonans facing eviction, abuse and more. Trump aims to cut funding that makes it possible.

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LGBTQ groups blast Gallego for comments on trans kids in sports

By Natalia Rodriguez | LOOKOUTJune 9, 2025

As he pivots to the middle, Sen. Ruben Gallego suggested in an interview that trans girls should be kept out of youth sports.

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Are the Diamondbacks cursed? How every star pitcher deal went wrong

By Zach BuchananJune 6, 2025

Corbin Burnes needs elbow surgery and might not be back until 2027. He’s the latest big pitcher signing to go bad in Arizona.

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Video: Enraged man berates and fights cop after traffic stop, gets shot

By TJ L'HeureuxJune 6, 2025

“Your dick’s all tiny and shit and everybody knows it,” Sam Perone yelled at a Phoenix cop who pulled him over.

an old home raised off the ground

Why is a historic home near Roosevelt Row being relocated 12 feet?

By Morgan FischerJune 6, 2025

The Seargeant-Oldaker home was built in 1909 and recently saved from demolition. It’s being moved just a smidge.

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The reasons for Trump’s new travel ban are at odds with the facts

By Charles Kurzman | The ConversationJune 5, 2025

Donald Trump’s latest travel ban isn’t about national security. It’s about denying visas to nonwhite applicants.

a man and woman pose with whoopi goldberg, who is holding a gray pouch that says "Better U"

You can do ketamine therapy at home in Arizona. Is that a good idea?

By Morgan FischerJune 5, 2025

Companies operating in Arizona mail ketamine for at-home mental health treatment. One expert calls it a “terrible idea.”

A sun in the sky

Hottest U.S. cities? Here’s where Phoenix ranks

By TJ L'HeureuxJune 5, 2025

Everyone knows Phoenix is hot. A better question is: Is any city in the country hotter?

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A light rail train.

The South Phoenix light rail expansion opens Saturday: What to know

By Morgan FischerJune 4, 2025

The six-year project to expand Valley Metro light rail service to South Phoenix is set to open on June 7.

wild horses in a river

Two Arizona groups are at war over the future of the Salt River horses

By Noah CullenJune 4, 2025

The contract for managing the wild horses ends in July. Groups vying for the next one deeply distrust each other.

A man in a rain poncho stands on a street.

The Valley’s homeless population went up again. It may get even worse

By TJ L'HeureuxJune 3, 2025

The annual Point in Time count found 9,734 unhoused people in the Valley, and a dramatic spike in those without any shelter.

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Millionaires are flocking to this Valley city in droves

By Morgan FischerJune 3, 2025

Over the last 10 years, the number of millionaires in this Valley city has grown by 125%, behind only a city in China.

yassamin ansari

Ansari makes surprise visit to ICE prison, returns with horror stories

By Morgan FischerJune 2, 2025

Female detainees at Eloy Detention Center told Rep. Yassamin Ansari “extremely alarming” stories about how they’re treated.

monsoon season clouds pass near Apache Junction, Arizona

Which Maricopa County areas saw the most rainfall Sunday?

By Morgan FischerJune 2, 2025

The Valley hit a rainfall record for June 1 on Sunday. These areas got the best soak.

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Fountain Hills officials punished a paper for coverage they don’t like

By TJ L'HeureuxMay 30, 2025

Right-wing town officials decided to remove a table for the local paper in a Trumpian retaliation over negative coverage.

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