Phoenix police have shot and killed 4 people in the last 41 days
Earlier this year, Phoenix police went six months without a single fatal shooting. So much for that streak.
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Arizona weed poised to thrive if marijuana rescheduling happens
A new study says that Arizona cannabis could be popular across the U.S. if interstate commerce is ever allowed.
Arizonans frantically Googling ‘VPN’ after Pornhub ban
Pornhub cut off access to Arizona last week. You can get around it with a VPN, as many are learning for the first time.
QAnon Shaman says he’s rightful president, sues Trump for $40 trillion
In a rambling complaint, Jacob Chansley claims DJs are spies, that the NSA stole his work for a Batman movie and more.
What the hail? Watch video of the Valley’s surprising ice storm
On Thursday, the high was 107 degrees. On Friday morning, balls of ice fell from the sky.
Phoenix data center water use could jump 900% in 6 years, study says
An analysis of Valley data centers predicts they’ll guzzle eye-popping amounts of water, though one expert is skeptical.
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What’s up with the weird ‘Dimopoulos Law’ billboards in Phoenix?
The billboards feature no phone number and no website, just a man with a grave look and a bold slogan.
Paychecks go further in one Phoenix suburb than any U.S. city
Things are getting more expensive, but if you live in this Valley city, you might have some money to put away.
Murdered man’s family slams ‘shocking’ police communication failures
“They use that all the time: ‘We dropped the ball.’ That must be the department catchphrase instead of ‘to serve and protect.'”
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Arizona lawmaker wants to put Charlie Kirk’s face on silver dollars
Rep. Abe Hamadeh, a staunch MAGA congressman, plans to run a bill to create 400,000 commerative Charlie Kirk coins.
ASU to use facial recognition to speed up admission to football games
The program will be tested on students, who have to opt in to allowing their faces to be scanned.
Video: Phoenix police shoot, kill man after tense 11-minute standoff
Police said Ote-Tee Brooks Nalwood pointed a gun at them from his car. Whether he did is hard to see on body-cam footage.
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Where Arizona universities ranked in new best U.S. college list
Two rival Arizona universities swapped places in the latest rankings from U.S. News & World Report.
ASU student says ‘sex-crazed’ frat shared her nude video in hazing ritual
The student sued the frat and several members, claiming they collect and share nonconsensual naked video and photos of women.
Arizona summers last weeks longer in some cities. How about Phoenix?
Summer has always lingered in Phoenix compared to the rest of the country, but it’s lingering longer than it used to.
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Charlie Kirk’s funeral was a marathon of Christian Nationalism
The line between church and state was nowhere to be found at Sunday’s service, which drew masses of Charlie Kirk followers.
Speakers at Charlie Kirk’s funeral include Trump, Vance and more
The Arizona memorial service of Charlie Kirk is set to be one of the year’s most notable events in Republican politics.
Phoenix man arrested for threatening to shoot up LGBTQ+ bar
The man cited Charlie Kirk’s killing as motivation and spouted baseless right-wing claims about transgender school shooters.
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Ex-Scottsdale cop who had sex on duty faced sexual assault allegations
Derok Roach admitted to hooking up in his police car, including in church parking lots. His partner claimed she was forced.
Charlie Kirk funeral guide: When, where, what to know
The memorial for murdered Turning Point USA founder and right-wing provocateur Charlie Kirk figures to be massive.
Phoenix leaders blast ‘Trump-like’ process to rehire city manager
The city rehired ex-city manager Ed Zuercher after no search, interviewing no other candidates and seeking no public input.
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ASU police allegedly helped the feds detain a university employee
The ASU chapter of the National Lawyers Guild blasted the arrest of the unnamed employee, who was later released.