Phoenix cops have killed 8 people so far in 2026. Here’s who they were
The Phoenix Police Department killed 11 people last year, and is already approaching that death toll so far in 2026.
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Gallego beats one rap, quickly catches another case from the Trump DOJ
After a Senate committee dismissed an ethics complaint against Ruben Gallego, the DOJ is probing his campaign finances.
Map: These are the parts of Phoenix where police shootings happen
We’ve mapped every police shooting — fatal and non-fatal — involving a Phoenix officer since 2019.
Inside a Phoenix company that grows weed without any seeds or soil
Phoenix-based company Aeriz uses aeroponics to grow cannabis plants inside a 66,000-square-foot warehouse.
Judge seems skeptical of ending oversight of Maricopa County Sheriff
The county and the sheriff have complained about the cost of complying with orders in a racial profiling lawsuit.
Video: Phoenix cops kill man wanted for sexual contact with minor
Police say James Glenn pulled a weapon after his car was forcibly stopped, but that moment is obscured in body-cam footage.
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2 pastors file court challenge to GOP-backed anti-trans ballot referral
If passed, the measure would bar trans girls from playing girls’ sports and using girls’ restrooms and locker rooms.
This west Phoenix roadway has highest pedestrian death toll in Arizona
Pedestrians get killed in Arizona at a higher rate than in most states. One stretch of roadway is particularly hazardous.
The dispute over the $12.8M Arizona Lottery ticket is getting messier
A filing in the legal dispute over the ticket identified two more people with possible claims to the massive jackpot.
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Feely makes racist, false claim blaming immigrants for housing crisis
The housing crisis is real. But numerous studies show that immigration is not the driving force behind it.
Tolleson student sues over 2024 beating by school resource officer
Ex-Tolleson cop Eric Hendrix punched and kneed Alejandro Vasquez Romero. A school investigation found it to be excessive.
Phoenix’s speed cameras have moved. Here’s where they are now
Want to avoid getting popped by a Phoenix speed enforcement camera? It helps to know where they are.
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Arizonans, your 2026 fuel bill is on track to be a major bummer
The price at the pump has gone up everywhere. But it’s jumped especially in the Grand Canyon State.
Audio: Lyft rider calls 911 after sheriff’s deputy tackles deaf driver
In January, a Pinal County Sheriff’s deputy roughed up a deaf, 79-year-old Lyft driver and terrified the man’s passenger.
The Veto Queen is back: All 151 bills Gov. Hobbs has rejected in 2026
Katie Hobbs is adding to her vetoes record in 2026, swatting down SNAP crackdowns and Charlie Kirk-related bills.
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Gallego used campaign cash for Super Bowl tix, Disney trips: Report
Politico reported that Arizona Sen. Ruben Gallego used PAC money to go to the Super Bowl and take his family on vacations.
Meet a Phoenix native who makes a living playing prediction markets
Arizona has tried and failed to crack down on prediction markets like Kalshi. Here’s what one local trader thinks.
Using cannabis for sleep isn’t as harmless as it seems: What to know
Cannabis can help you fall asleep. But it can also create a dependency that’s hard to break.
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Trump ripped into Andy Biggs and Eli Crane in 2023 phone call: Report
Though Andy Biggs now has Trump’s endorsement for Arizona governor, he was once on the receiving end of the president’s fury.
Feds aim to nearly triple Marana ICE detention capacity, per document
The former state prison, sold by Arizona to a private prison company, is slated to become an immigration detention center.
Historic Phoenix home lot to be ‘open space’ for ASU health building
The Louis Emerson House has stood in downtown Phoenix for 124 years. ASU says it needs the space for a patio and terrace.
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ASU maneuvers again threaten Phoenix group that feeds homeless people
ASU already kicked Food Not Bombs PHX off its patio and now wants to seize the historic home that hosts the group’s events.