Ex-Phoenix cop fired for killing rock-throwing man sues city
A year ago, the Phoenix Police Department did something it has rarely done — it fired a cop who shot […]
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Phoenix, Arizona ‘May Day’ Capitol protest: What to know
Since President Donald Trump was inaugurated in January, grassroots and local organizers have planned a series of protests throughout Arizona
10 highest-paid athletes in Phoenix 2025
The Valley of the Sun is, somewhat ironically, filled with stars. Though Phoenix often is treated like a small market
ASU study abroad website scrubbed mentions of trans people
Arizona State University’s study abroad office — officially known as the Global Education Office — may have beef with trans,
Arizona parents rejoice at deal on disabilities program funding
With a stroke of a pen on Thursday afternoon, Gov. Katie Hobbs allowed 60,000 families to exhale. Hobbs signed a
Arizona lawmakers vote to fund program for parents of disabled kids
The game of cat and mouse between Republicans and Gov. Katie Hobbs over how to fund a $122 million budget
Rep. Ansari, back from El Salvador, seeks Abrego Garcia's release
On Tuesday afternoon, Democratic Rep. Yassamin Ansari returned empty-handed to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport from a trip to El
A kratom retailer calls for crackdown on 'unsafe' 7-OH products
A Kratom retailer selling products in Arizona is calling for stricter regulations on an opioid-like synthetically altered kratom product called
Phoenix cop investigated for drunken rampage after Diamondbacks game
Phoenix police officer Timothy Clark apparently had quite the time while off-duty at an Arizona Diamondbacks playoff game in October
Oak Flat, holy to the Apaches, faces rapid sale despite legal uncertainty
Oak Flat — also known as Chi’chil Biłdagoteel — is the Apaches’ Notre Dame Cathedral, or Mecca, or Church of