This stretch of Phoenix highway among most dangerous roads in U.S.
If you’re heading toward this highway exit, you’ll want to keep your head on a swivel.
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This Valley suburb contains the most expensive ZIP code in Arizona
The ZIP code is the only one in Arizona to crack the top 100 most expensive in the U.S.
Fixing Arizona’s housing crisis could create 126K jobs, study says
An Arizona think tank says the math is simple: Make housing affordable, and the economy reaps benefits. But how to do it?
ICE rams Avondale man’s truck, arrests him after hours-long standoff
ICE had a warrant for someone else, the man’s wife said. ICE also claimed the man rammed them, but video says otherwise.
Fanboy Joe Arpaio loves sending random celebs happy birthday tweets
Besides racial profiling, Arpaio loves little more than celebrities. Here are the most random he’s wished a happy birthday.
Judge gives history lecture, imposes order on county sheriff meeting
Federal Judge G. Murray Snow moved the unruly court-ordered meeting to the courthouse and treated it like detention.
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Uncontained: Short Creek, measles and the long shadow of Warren Jeffs
Arizona’s biggest measles outbreak in decades is in a small Arizona town trying to move past its infamous polygamist prophet.
How far $1M goes in these Arizona retirement towns
Some of the state’s smaller retirement towns offer the best chance to stretch that retirement savings.
Arizona kills Djerf in second execution of Hobbs administration
The state killed Richard Djerf, who murdered four members of a family in 1993.
Where Phoenix ranks among worst cities to drive in U.S.
Our streets don’t have many confusing twists and turns, yet our ranking still isn’t much to write home about.
Arpaio feels ‘vindicated’ that Supreme Court OK’d racial profiling
Last month, the Supreme Court essentially approved tactics that Joe Arpaio made infamous. Now, Arpaio is riding high.
Arizona is set for its 2nd execution this year. It could be torturous
The state will kill Richard Djerf on Friday. Experts warn his execution by lethal injection could be deceptively agonizing.
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How rare was that destructive Tempe microburst? What to know
High winds and rain uprooted trees and damaged buildings in Tempe on Monday.
Residents of this Valley city spend the most on groceries
Groceries are expensive everywhere. But one metro Phoenix suburb feels the pinch more than most.
Phoenix’s ’95 NBA All-Star Game court is for sale on Facebook Marketplace
For sale. Basketball court. Used once.
Valley mayors tell your boss to let you go watch the Mercury
Your mayor wrote you a WNBA-themed get-out-of-work note.
This Phoenix suburb ranked among worst small towns in the U.S.
Arizona has many wonderful destinations. A new ranking suggests a few small towns aren’t among them.
Judge moves unruly court-ordered sheriff meetings to courthouse
The quarterly community meetings, ordered by a federal judge, have been getting out of hand. The judge wants to rein them in.
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Chandler preschool lied to police about teacher slapping child
According to a police report, the school director admitted to changing her statement on orders from a corporate supervisor.
Arizona weed poised to thrive if marijuana rescheduling happens
A new study says that Arizona cannabis could be popular across the U.S. if interstate commerce is ever allowed.
Arizonans frantically Googling ‘VPN’ after Pornhub ban
Pornhub cut off access to Arizona last week. You can get around it with a VPN, as many are learning for the first time.
What’s up with the weird ‘Dimopoulos Law’ billboards in Phoenix?
The billboards feature no phone number and no website, just a man with a grave look and a bold slogan.