Phoenix Moves Forward on Plan to Relocate Camelback Mountain Trailhead
Council approves plan for new development at Phoenician Resort that includes easement for trailhead
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Ten Years Later: Will Juan Martinez Ever Get to Prosecute ‘Snake on a Plane’?
Police say Avtar Grewal murdered his wife in 2007, left a confession, then took off for India
Healing the Wounds of Transgender Wars at the VA Hospital in Tucson
A safe place for Sue McConnell and other transgender soldiers who fought for their country
Smiley Faces at State Capitol in 2018? Tim Jeffries May Challenge Doug Ducey
“I am thinking about it, I’m praying about it,” says former DES director.
The Criminal Case Against Former Sheriff Joe Arpaio Is Over
Judge Susan Bolton hasn’t decided whether she will vacate previous rulings against him.
White Supremacist Posters Found on ASU’s Campus
“The idea that there are white supremacists organizing on ASU’s campus makes me feel significantly less safe,” a student said.
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Cop’s Daughter Suing Dad, Apache Junction After His Police Dog Attacks Her
Complaint: Narco sunk its teeth into one of Dayzja Griffith’s knees, knocking her to the floor, then mauled her.
UA Grad Christiana Duarte, Who Was Missing After Las Vegas Massacre, Has Died
Christiana Duarte was a victim of the Las Vegas massacre.
Longtime Native Health Staffer Out After Sex Abuse Allegations Surface
For more than 20 years, Dennis Huff was the head of behavioral services at the nonprofit community health center.
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Here’s How to Donate Blood to Help Las Vegas Mass Shooting Victims
“Blood has a shelf life, so we can’t possibly collect all the blood that might be needed in the coming … weeks in one day.”
Accused Vegas Shooter’s Dad Robbed Banks in Phoenix, Listed Among FBI’s Most Wanted
Young Stephen Paddock seemed to have a bright musical future in Tucson.
Machine Gun Likely Used in Las Vegas Massacre ‘Easy’ to Make; Laws Deter Most Use
“There is a black market … a dark web” for that type of gun, expert says.
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What AZ Politicians Have Tweeted About Las Vegas Shooting
Congressman Ruben Gallego: “Prayer alone can’t stop that. Only Congress can help stop it.”
Addiction Recovery: Too Close to Home in Paradise Valley?
Neighbors say the home is a nuisance. But advocates say people battling addiction have a right to a residential environment.
Seven Things the Trump Tax Plan Will Do for You — Maybe
Here are some winners and losers. Which are you? The president hates losers.
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Target Pulls the Hemp Oil Product That DEA Opposes From Online Store
Phoenix attorney had been denied foster-care license for using product on her son; state later relented
Sheriff Joe Takes Show on the Road: ACLU Awaits Arpaio in Fresno
As court decision looms next week, the former lawman basks in the cheers and jeers at fundraiser in Fresno, California.
More Arrests of Undocumented Guests at a Motel 6 — This Time in Nogales
Police, Motel 6 company say ‘anonymous tip’ came from a private citizen, not a motel employee.
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Readers Respond: Does Madison Heights’ Discipline Policy Go Too Far?
You all had a lot to say (both positive and negative) about this policy.
Phoenix Restaurant Helps Arizonans Donate to Storm-Ravaged Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico Latin Bar & Grill has become an important link for Arizonans who want to help Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
MCSO Removes 16 Endangered Animals from Arizona Deaf Ranch
Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office officials seized eight horses, five dogs, one foal, and one miniature donkey from a ranch in New River. Officials are also looking into the welfare of three teen boys.
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Kyrsten Sinema, Allegedly a Democrat, Still Votes With Trump Half the Time
Sinema has voted with Republicans on bills that would criminalize immigrants, while dismissing single-payer health care and free college as unrealistic.