Woman says Buckeye cemetery buried another body in her grave site
Nancy Marshall says the city cemetery buried someone else’s corpse in the plot she owns between her late husband and mother.
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Sheriff brings back online mugshot lookup once ruled unconstitutional
In the fall, a federal appeals court ruled that publishing mugshots of recent arrestees amounted to pretrial punishment.
ADOT uses meme cat to explain how not to die in a haboob
“Learned more from these kitty videos than I ever did in Arizona public schools,” one person commented.
Cities with most 100-degree days? Where Phoenix ranks in U.S.
In the summer in Arizona, 100 degrees is where the temperature gauge starts.
An Arizona town is at the center of a budding measles outbreak
Measles cases in Mohave County, which has a low vaccination rate, have grown eightfold in one week.
Measure to repeal divisive Tempe parks ordinance heads to ballot
Opponents of the new ordinance, which they say cracks down on mutual aid events, gathered enough valid signatures.
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These high schools were ranked the best in Phoenix
Arizona does little to support public schools, but several of them still rate well, according to U.S. News and World Report.
Chicago cop sues Tempe over ‘racially discriminatory’ arrest
Tempe cops jailed Jalen Woods, who is Black, for a street racing infraction — even though he was sitting at a red light.
Phoenix police killed man with ‘less-lethal’ weapons, autopsy says
In January, cops hit Turrell Clay in the chest with a stun baton, damaging his heart. He died at the hospital hours later.
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GOP attorney general candidate in hot water for illegal donations
Perma-candidate Rodney Glassman repeatedly accepted campaign donations above the legal limit, triggering an investigation.
Arizona court explained death penalty ruling with ‘dystopian’ AI video
The Arizona Supreme Court’s “AI reporters” are meant to make decisions more accessible, but they strike some as creepy.
The buzz is fading: Marijuana sales continue to fall in Arizona
The novelty of legal weed in Arizona seems to be wearing off.
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Looking back at the Phoenix skyline, from 1889 to today
Phoenix has grown a lot in the past 135 years. See for yourself.
10 photos: Activists don pajamas to troll GOP Rep. David Schweikert
At the “Sleepy Schweikert Snoozefest,” sleepwear was in as activists made fun of Schweikert for conking out.
Kari Lake keeps doing apparently illegal shit in D.C.
Kari Lake seems to be the “acting CEO” of a federal agency just as much as she’s the governor of Arizona.
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Friends of detained Peoria restaurateur plan last-ditch plea to Trump
Even local GOP chair Lisa Everett wants to stop Kawaii Sushi owner Kelly Yu’s deportation: “We need to bring her home.”
Op-ed: Cannabis rescheduling could hinge on Trump’s next move
Donald Trump has expressed support for reclassifying cannabis as a less dangerous drug. Will that actually happen?
Scam Likely? Where Arizona ranks among the worst states for spam calls
Do you cringe when your phone rings? You might live in the Grand Canyon State.
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Map: Which parts of Phoenix had the most rainfall last night?
At long last, the Valley was soaked by a true thunderstorm – though some areas got more rain than others.
Phoenix introduces its new police chief: 5 takeaways
Matt Giordano, the new Phoenix police chief, talked about repairing community relations and delivering hard news to his cops.
What’s up with the new blue Waymo vans in Phoenix?
Waymo is testing new robotaxis in the Valley. Eventually, Waymo hopes, they’ll ferry people around – with no steering wheel.
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Phoenix may finally get some monsoon rain this week: What to know
Phoenix is currently on track for the second-driest monsoon ever, but we could get some of that sweet sky water soon.