‘A giant’: Arizona politicians react to the death of Rep. Raúl Grijalva
Politicians from both sides of the aisle offered remembrances of the longtime congressman, who died Thursday at 77.
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Hamadeh pumps Guantanamo Bay deportations that aren’t happening anymore
Rep. Abe Hamadeh said efforts to house 30,000 migrants at the base “is just getting started.” He seems to be out of the loop.
Hot take: Arizona weather ranks as the deadliest in the country
We may not have earth-rattling natural disasters, but we make up for that with a brutal, never-ending summer.
Dept. of Gaming shares huge betting totals, notes it’s, uh, Problem Gambling Awareness Month
Arizona, we may have a gambling problem.
More than 1 in 4 people thinking of leaving Arizona over housing costs
A new poll shows how stark the housing crisis has become in Arizona. Lawmakers are hustling to make building here easier.
Arizona passed the abortion amendment. Getting one is still too hard
Passing Proposition 139 killed Arizona’s 15-week ban, but abortion providers still face a tangled web of other restrictions.
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After ditching Arizona, Coyotes sue to get $3.5M security deposit back
IceArizona, which owned the team, says it deserves its security deposit back despite breaking its lease for Mullett Arena.
Video: Phoenix cops shoot, kill armed man hiding in recycling bin
The fourth person to die after a run-in with Phoenix cops this year, video appears to show Dominic Gracia firing at officers.
Elon Musk calls Sen. Mark Kelly a ‘traitor’ for visiting Ukraine
Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly tweeted that the U.S. should still support Ukraine against Russia.
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Abuse survivor sues county attorney, calls her soft on sex criminals
For the second time, victims’ rights advocate Kayleigh Kozak used a lawsuit to fire shots at county attorney Rachel Mitchell.
Seeing green: Glendale man wins $10K in weed brand giveaway
The Mazor Collective, which owns Giving Tree Dispensary and the Sneakers brand, picked a winner last month.
Turning Point sues to keep fake elector’s emails out of public view
The right-wing organization seeks to squash a warrant for three months’ worth of indicted executive Tyler Bowyer’s emails.
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‘This isn’t normal’: Hundreds mourn murdered Indigenous teen Emily Pike
Pike’s body was discovered last month. She’s the latest victim in an epidemic of missing and murdered Indigenous women.
Phoenix man doesn’t get his preferred tee time, sues golf club
Brad Ghaster is accusing Anthem Golf & Country Club of fraud and demands a partial refund of his $47,000 initiation fee.
11 Arizona cities where you can buy a house for less than $300K
The average home in Arizona sells for roughly $440,000. You can easily beat that price – if you’re open to small-town life.
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Cowed by Trump, Phoenix Children’s Hospital abandons trans kids
Trans kids just want to be themselves. But a halt on gender-affirming care in Arizona leaves many families feeling desperate.
What happens to trans Arizonans if Katie Hobbs loses in 2026?
With a Republican-controlled legislature, Hobbs has been the only person preventing anti-trans bills from becoming law.
Trump’s funding freeze tanks business for Flagstaff HVAC company
CozyHome had customers lined up to upgrade their AC systems with state grants. Donald Trump’s freeze ended that program.
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Here’s how much money it takes to be middle-class in the Valley
Two Valley cities have some of the country’s highest income thresholds for being considered middle-class.
Maricopa County community colleges nuke all diversity programs
After a Donald Trump order, the state’s largest community college system is erasing anything that sounds like “diversity.”
February was the hottest ever in Phoenix. Will March follow suit?
Phoenix has broken monthly temperature records five times in the last year.
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‘March Fourth Against Monarchy’ protest at the Capitol: What to know
The 50501 movement is organizing its third protest at the Arizona Capitol since Donald Trump took office.