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Phoenix affordable housing shortage slams into middle class
Nurses, teachers, and police officers are the new face of the Valley’s housing crisis.
‘Connect the dots’: Abortion at heart of 2024 elections in Arizona
Reproductive freedom is front and center in the U.S. Senate race, legislative campaigns and a ballot initiative.
Biden visits Arizona to woo Latinos amid pushback from left on Gaza
Primary voters sent a message to Biden on Tuesday. He came to Phoenix and delivered one to Latinos: ‘I desperately need your help.’
Prescott man receives specialized program’s 100th heart transplant
Banner’s Advanced Heart Failure Program used an artificial heart to sustain Steve Ekdahl for months ahead of his organ transplant.
Rachel Mitchell endorses Trump, blames Biden for fentanyl crisis
Which came first: Biden, Trump or fentanyl? The Maricopa County Attorney blames the president’s “open border” and pins her hopes on Trump.
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Peoria teacher says school district targeted them for being transgender
The elementary school teacher alleges in a lawsuit they faced harassment and violence orchestrated by two school board members.
Hundreds of Sky Harbor concession workers vote to strike
HMS Host workers – think employees of airport Starbucks, plus many other food and drink outlets – say wages fail to keep up with living costs.
Heat killed record number of people in Maricopa County last year
645 people died due to heat in 2023. State, county and city officials are groping for a response.
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Kris Mayes coming for your smoke shop vapes, gas station gummies
Arizona Attorney General says state law bars sale of delta-8 THC products outside of highly-regulated dispensaries.
Kari Lake keeps changing her tune on abortion
Like a chameleon, the U.S. Senate candidate keeps shifting her position on the high-profile issue.
Neo-Nazi charged in killing of gay Phoenix man wants bond reduced
Cory Young, one of three people charged in connection with Jake Kelly’s death, tries to reframe their relationship as “like family.”
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Maricopa County faces eviction crisis as pandemic aid dries up
Landlords filed to evict tenants in record numbers in 2023 as pandemic aid fell to a trickle.
Your ultimate guide to the spring Errl Cup cannabis festival
Free weed, Bong Wars and so much more this weekend in Mesa. What else could you want in a cannabis festival?
Kari Lake hugs it out with white nationalist during campaign event
The U.S. Senate candidate gets chummy with Wade Searle but won’t say if he’s involved in her campaign.
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GOP bill seeks to ‘erase’ trans, nonbinary people from Arizona law
A bill that enshrines a narrow definition of biological sex into state law is one vote away from passing the Arizona legislature.
Phoenix Rising opens new season on Saturday with targets on their backs
The pro soccer team, champions in 2023, opens the season with new coach, revamped roster and fresh kits.
Mushroom dreams: Arizona lawmakers signal support for psilocybin use
Bipartisan group of lawmakers support psilocybin use in therapeutic settings to treat PTSD, depression and other conditions.
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‘Jail was dope’: Ethan Schmidt-Crockett spends 5 days in Mesa lockup
The long arm of the law finally caught up with the alt-right troll. Sort of.
7 people charged with murder in Preston Lord beating death
County Attorney Rachel Mitchell called the arrests “a massive step forward in the quest for justice.”
Chase, attempted carjackings end in deadly Phoenix police shootout
Miguel Godines is the fourth person killed by Phoenix police so far this year.
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2 men took Angel Reyes for a ride. He ended up in the morgue
On what would have been his 22nd birthday, his mom wants justice in a case the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office refuses to prosecute.