Phoenix sees progress, but Valley’s homeless population still sky high
The Valley’s homeless population went down by only eight people compared to 2025. But more people are sheltered than before.
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Petersen allies pushing decades-old, unproven sex claim about Glassman
Warren Petersen supporters have pumped claims about rival AG hopeful Rodney Glassman and filed a formal citizen complaint.
Challengers poised to oust incumbents in Tempe City Council election
Brooke St. George and Bobby Nichols are likely to knock out two sitting councilmembers after a contentious runoff.
Glendale Community College used AI at graduation and it went horribly
Who needs a human and a microphone when you can outsource the simplest of tasks to artificial intelligence?
Witness: Locked gate at women’s prison impeded inmate suicide response
Crystal Walker died Saturday at ASPC-Perryville. Nurses were delayed in reaching her by a gate that’s supposed to stay open.
Who is Leroy McGill? What to know about the man Arizona will execute
Leroy McGill was convicted of first-degree murder in 2004. The state will kill him by lethal injection on May 20.
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There might be a ‘super’ El Niño this year. What would that mean for Phoenix?
If you’re hoping for a strong monsoon season in Phoenix this summer, you may be in luck.
Whoa there! GOP bill would halt removal of Salt River horses
A state contract mandates that animals be removed from the beloved herd. A bill in the Arizona Legislature would pause that.
Home prices have jumped the most in these Valley cities
If you bought a home in 2016, congratulations on your good timing. Prices have skyrocketed since then.
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Video: Police shoot and kill armed man who allegedly assaulted a cop
Video shows that Joseph Mendez appeared to raise a gun at officers before they fatally shot him on April 29.
No one can find 2 people with possible claims to $12.8M lottery ticket
Circle K wants to sort out who owns a $12.8 million-winning ticket. But two people with possible claims have not been found.
Horne, Yee fight over who hates DEI more at GOP superintendent debate
Schools superintendent Tom Horne and challenger Kimberly Yee agree on much, except for who’s lying about being anti-DEI.
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Phoenix fires off-duty cop who tried to bait student protesters
Sgt. Dusten Mullen showed up armed and masked at an anti-ICE a student protest in January.
GOP rival takes aim at U.S. House hopeful Jay Feely, gets real racist
GOP candidate Jay Feely has helped two Haitian men come to the U.S. His challenger, Joseph Chaplik, says that’s a problem.
Phoenix cop shooting video raises questions: ‘Why’d you shoot her?’
Phoenix cop Samuel Painter shot Dalia Moroyoqui on April 27. Moroyoqui had a knife, but video does not show her making any threatening movements.
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We’ll all be dead before Maricopa County builds enough housing
The Valley is short 56,000 housing units. Unless permitting speeds up, it’ll be a long time before that gap closes.
East Valley measles outbreak grows: Where you may have been exposed
The county’s case count has more than doubled in the last month, and the exposure sites are even more numerous.
You can now report ICE misconduct directly to the city of Phoenix
Phoenix has also enacted a policy barring federal agents from using city property without permission in most circumstances.
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Arizona’s ESA program was audited: The 5 most alarming findings
A long-awaited audit of Arizona’s troublesome school voucher program found myriad issues with how expenses are monitored.
Four years after unionizing, Phoenix Curaleaf workers ratify contract
Workers at Curaleaf’s midtown Phoenix location secured wage increases and other measures in their first union contract.
County supervisor fibs about attending ceremony for fallen officers
Mark Stewart, who represents much of the East Valley, tweeted as if he attended a memorial for fallen officers. He didn’t.
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Someone’s using out-of-state money to swing Tempe’s election
Tempe voters received mailers, paid for “100 percent from out of state contributors,” attacking two city council candidates.