Tempe councilmember criticizes cops for violent viral video arrest
The video from the July 19 arrest on Mill Ave. shows a Tempe cop shoving, tackling and punching a Black woman.
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These Valley hospitals were rated the worst by patients
As a whole, Arizona hospitals have some of the worst patient ratings in the country.
Redacted report offers new details on Phoenix cop’s wrong-man shooting
Half of a 922-page Arizona Department of Public Safety incident report is redacted. Yet it still provides new details.
Gotta love that Trump endorsement: 8 storylines from Arizona’s primary
Trump-endorsed candidates won big on Tuesday, setting up a stark contrast for Arizona voters in the general election.
Valley measles outbreak grows: Where you may have been exposed
Maricopa County now has 25 positive measles cases.
These Arizona lawmakers missed the most work in 2026
Some lawmakers missed huge chunks of the 2026 legislative session. A few explained their absences to New Times.
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Hamadeh goes to bat for infamous accused rapists Andrew and Tristan Tate
Rep. Abe Hamadeh seems to suggest you should be able to get away with crimes if you leave the country fast enough.
Here’s everything you should know about valley fever in Arizona
If you live here, you’re going get it. And if you’re particularly unlucky, you may get it bad.
What makes a desert and why are they so hot? A scientist explains
Arizona is a desert state. The desert is hot. We take all that for granted, but there are interesting scientific explanations for why.
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Arizona public schools rank among the worst in U.S. — again
Arizona’s K-12 public school system actually jumped a few spots compared to 2025, but that’s not much to be proud of.
ASU drops attempt to seize historic Louis Emerson House in downtown
The university had claimed it needed the 124-year-old home’s lot to make room for its new medical school headquarters.
Police board to probe ex-cop who poured malt liquor down cuffed man’s throat
A handcuffed man asked for a drink. Former Gila River police officer Frank Reynoso decided to oblige.
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Five years since legalization, sports betting has exploded in Arizona
Arizona now does more sports wagering than Nevada, with room to grow. Some see that as a massive success. Some have concerns.
Gallego had sexual relations with House aides while unmarried: Report
The New York Post reported on Sen. Ruben Gallego’s dalliances on Thursday, though it noted that he was single at the time.
Judge says woman cops held on hot pavement can sue for excessive force
Clarissa Sabedra suffered severe burns in 2024 after two Phoenix police officers held her on hot pavement during an arrest.
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Man who bought disputed $12.8M lotto ticket wants to clear his name
Robert Gawlitza said he did nothing wrong when he clocked out to buy the winning ticket. Circle K took it and fired him.
Valley suburbs ranked among best U.S. cities for first-time homebuyers
The Arizona housing market was once out of control, but one study suggests it’s now enviable to almost anywhere else.
Maricopa County’s nasty elections fight is finally over — maybe
After a year fighting, the Republicans in charge of Maricopa County’s elections reached a deal. Here’s what it says.
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Joseph Chaplik sues for defamation over dark-money PAC’s attack ads
The far-right former state lawmaker says the shady PAC’s ads misstated his voting record and violated Arizona laws about AI images.
City, state deny accusations of targeting embattled Tempe Tavern
Tempe Tavern went to federal court over what it calls “selective” raids that nabbed hundreds of underage drinkers.
Former Democrat candidate entered ex’s home with duct tape, fake knife
Brianna Westbrook faces two felonies for what she said was a BDSM scenario gone wrong. Her ex disputes that explanation.
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Arizona primary voting guide: How and where to vote in Maricopa County
There’s still time to cast your vote in primary races for governor, secretary of state, congressional races and more.