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.
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.
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.
Readers clown GOP candidate who said she wouldn’t vote for a woman
GOP state senate hopeful Mylie Biggs said women shouldn’t run for office. Readers loved the irony: “Who’s gonna tell her?”
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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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.
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.
Phoenix police to use AI to answer non-emergency calls. Is that good?
Phoenix expects the system to cut down on non-emergency call hold times, which are anecdotally atrocious.
Solar panel tax credits are about to expire: What you should know
Installing a solar system will become a lot more expensive in 2026 thanks to Donald Trump’s much-maligned budget bill.
2 Phoenix suburbs among fastest-growing retirement hubs in U.S.
Looking to retire in Arizona? As Jeremiah Johnson once said, “Go West Valley, old man.”
Tempe cop: Chief gave city officials data to harass homeless advocates
A police commander says Chief Kenneth McCoy improperly gave city brass sensitive info to hound people feeding the unhoused.
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Tempe threw a homeless advocate in jail for filming cops
Seemingly recognizing that its cops had screwed up, Tempe later dropped the charges against unhoused advocate Austin Davis.
Women shouldn’t hold office, says GOP woman now running for office
“I don’t know if I would vote for any female,” said state senate hopeful Mylie Biggs, the daughter of GOP Rep. Andy Biggs.
A study ranked the dirtiest U.S. cities, and Phoenix needs a bath
Remember when Arizona was known for clean air? Those were the days.
5 Phoenix suburbs among the best cities to buy first home
If you’re looking to enter the housing market for the first time, these Valley locales are worth examining.
Pregnant woman says Mesa shelter kicked out her family on short notice
The La Mesita shelter has shifting explanations for why it asked Jacquelyne Rubio’s family to leave.
Andy ‘Where’s the client list?’ Biggs votes no on Epstein files release
As the saying goes, you either die a crusader against child sex crimes or live long enough to vote to keep them under wraps.
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Curaleaf ordered to rehire Phoenix worker it fired for union activity
A National Labor Relations Board judge ruled that Curaleaf wrongfully dismissed union leader Nick Fredrickson last year.
Hired mercenaries are blocking Tempe petitioners. Who’s paying them?
Someone hired Groundswell Contact to counter residents gathering signatures to repeal a city ordinance. It’s not clear who.
2 Phoenix suburbs among the best U.S. cities for renters
A pair of Phoenix suburbs – including one that seems to despise renters – made the national top-20 in RentCafe’s analysis.
Sinema gushes over ‘Jedi Mind Fuck’ shroom researcher at conference
Kyrsten Sinema has advocated for psychedelic research since leaving the Senate. And she’s still spending campaign funds.