Video: Man tackled by Phoenix cop dies of self-inflicted gunshot wound
Dylan Fohrenkam apparently shot himself by accident as a Phoenix officer brought him to the ground.
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Strap in: Phoenix is expected to hit 100 degrees by next week
Spring is off to a hot start, but does that mean summer temperatures are right around the corner?
Insurrectionist Brunch: Trumpists plotted to deploy military on U.S. soil
Before the 2024 election, a cadre of MAGA loyalists met over brunch to plot ways for Trump to use the military domestically.
Google claws back money from Turning Point-aligned PAC in SRP election
Google asked a PAC supporting a pro-industry SRP slate to return its money and remove its name from all campaign materials.
Hobbs vetoes Charlie Kirk memorial license plate bill
Arizona’s governor brake-checked a bill that would’ve created a memorial license plate to honor the late Turning Point co-founder.
Arizona doesn’t follow daylight saving time. Why?
Save daylight? Are we running out of it?
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Border Patrol ticketing legal immigrants for not carrying their papers
The Trump administration is using a Cold War-era law to crack down on immigrants — including those allowed to be here.
Florence ICE detainee dies after tooth infection left untreated
Emmanuel Damas, an ayslum seeker from Haiti, is at least the 10th person to die in ICE custody this year.
Wealthy Phoenix suburb spends more on OnlyFans than any Arizona city
Making a lot of money leaves plenty of room for, uh, discretionary spending.
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Companies team to place cannabis kiosks in Valley senior communities
Out: “Get off my lawn!” In: “Deliver me my grass.”
Phoenix flooded with billboards depicting violent ICE arrests
Forty billboards depicting violent ICE arrests will be seen around Phoenix for the next month.
One of the new Phoenix speed cameras has already been vandalized
The speed cameras were live barely more than a week before a resident took their frustration out on one of them.
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Ex-Attorney General lawyer pleads guilty to stealing, reselling mail
Vanessa Hickman, a former division chief under Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes, was arrested in November.
Mayes, Horne sued for bungling ESA fraud prosecution of innocent man
Schools chief Tom Horne and Attorney General Kris Mayes said Dorrian Jones committed ESA fraud, but he was found not guilty.
Upscale Phoenix suburb has highest rent of any Arizona city
A single-family, three-bedroom home goes for $3,500 a month in this Valley city.
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Gallego endorses Senate candidate who once had Nazi-linked tattoo
Ruben Gallego is backing Maine’s Graham Platner, who (unwittingly, he claims) had a Nazi-associated tattoo until recently.
February was warm. Here’s how it ranks in Phoenix weather history
The final two days of this February were the hottest Phoenix has ever experienced for that month.
Phoenix police arrested wrong man for 2024 hit-and-run, lawsuit says
Charges were later dropped against Little Joe Lageman, who says police did shoddy police work and ignored other suspects.
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MAGA county recorder Justin Heap publicly embarrassed himself again
Should the guy in charge of voter registration get this many things so obviously wrong?
Best Scottsdale ‘terrorism’ spots? Reddit roasts a cringeworthy typo
A Scottsdale resident meant to ask about “tourism” spots. Reddit had a field day.
Indigenous Arizonans still targeted by Medicaid fraud schemes
Though the state’s Medicaid system has cracked down on fraudulent sober living homes, they’re still victimizing people.
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You’re not crazy: Winters in Phoenix are indeed getting shorter
“Winter” isn’t really a thing here. But the season that passes for it is going by more quickly, one study shows.