Trump rescheduled medical weed. Arizona cannabis leaders are thrilled
It’s not full federal legalization, but it does mean fewer hoops to jump through for Arizona’s huge weed industry.
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Phoenix mayor takes shot at Trump over housing, homelessness grants
After allocating federal money to housing and unhoused shelters, Kate Gallego noted that Trump wants to ax that funding.
Rent has fallen around the Valley, but renters still feel crunched
Average one-bedroom prices fell year-over-year in most Valley cities, but renters still say they’re treading water.
CAIR weighs legal action over Arizona’s anti-Muslim bills
With the measures, Arizona’s Republican lawmakers seek to associate a Muslim civil rights organization with terrorism.
4 Phoenix-area cities are among America’s fastest-growing suburbs
A new nationwide study of suburbs’ growth and affordability turned up four cities near Phoenix that straight-up boomed from 2019 to 2024.
Mark Kelly boasts biggest war chest among likely 2028 contenders
The Arizona senator has more cash on hand than potential Democratic rivals, if he runs for president. And he has Donald Trump to thank.
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Repentant Phoenix cop gets 18-month suspension after drunken rampage
“I’ve become a better person,” Timothy Clark told the AZPOST discipline board. He and other officers wound up potentially out of a job.
Kids in these Valley areas are at highest risk of catching measles
Maricopa County tracks how many kids get vaccinated against the contagious disease. As outbreaks rise, these Zip codes are least-protected.
Shrooms are going mainstream, but science and regulation are lagging
It’s increasingly easier to get psilocybin mushrooms. But science hasn’t caught up to studying its effects.
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Trump’s killing the U.S. Forest Service so he can kill U.S. forests
The forest as we know it, including in Arizona, is the latest target of war from the Trump administration.
Pinal County deputies roughed up a deaf, 79-year-old Lyft driver
In January, Tom Garro was pulled over by a sheriff’s deputy. He wound up slammed to the ground and placed in handcuffs.
The 8 wildest moments from Donald Trump’s ‘Build the Red Wall’ rally
From weird compliments to pantomiming the murder of Caribbean boatmen, it was a vintage Trump performance.
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Arizona Republicans want to let individual lawmakers order your arrest
State Republicans passed a bill allowing any individual lawmaker to hold someone in contempt and order their arrest.
Map: Where ICE has been seen in Phoenix so far
Publicly reported sightings – which represent a fraction of ICE activity – show agents hitting some areas more than others.
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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Video: Runaway cows evade cops in South Phoenix neighborhood
Two cows escaped their pen early Monday morning, leading to a rather unusual foot chase by police.
Mark Kelly named one of TIME Magazine’s 100 most influential people
The senior Arizona senator has fashioned quite the national profile for himself during the second Trump administration.
Will the Swalwell scandal nuke Ruben Gallego’s presidential chances?
Is Gallego “fucked” over his ties to alleged sexual assaulter Eric Swalwell, as one consultant put it? Or will it blow over?
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Donald Trump is coming to Phoenix on Friday: What to know
Trump will return to the Valley to speak at a Turning Point USA event in the hopes of shoring up GOP chances in the midterms.
Downtown Phoenix streets ranked among most dangerous roads in U.S.
One-way streets, tons of event foot traffic and intersecting light rail lines make these roads particularly risky.
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.
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Mayes: APS won’t shut off power when temps hit 95 degrees
APS doesn’t cut power for nonpayment during the summer, but Phoenix gets dangerously hot outside those months as well.