Yes, Phoenix is sinking. But what does that mean for the city?
It’s official: the Valley of the Sun is sinking, according to a research study. But don’t go panicking yet — […]
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Health vs. Wealth: Arizona groups coordinate to save Medicaid from GOP
Last Tuesday, hundreds of postcards arrived at the home of Janey Pearl Starks. In a sense, they were returned mail…
Federal judge saves Arizona's Oak Flat from mining company, for now
A huge mining company has to keep its hands off the holy Apache land of Oak Flat… for now. On
Are Arizona Diamondbacks spending what they should on Chase Field?
The Arizona Diamondbacks want public money to pay for expensive upgrades to Chase Field, and they’re making big promises in
All 17 lawsuits Arizona Attorney General Mayes has filed against Trump
Since President Donald Trump took office in January, he’s been attempting to systematically change the entire U.S. government. Using billionaire
Arizona billboards troll Musk over Saguaro National Park cuts
It’s all about the fine print. Starting this month, billboards posted along highways in Phoenix and Tucson beckon travelers to
Photos: Phoenix ‘May Day’ protest sees hundreds rally against Trump
On Thursday, hundreds of Arizonans marched from the Arizona Capitol to downtown Phoenix in protest of President Donald Trump and
Arizona regulator publicly blames bereaved man for mom's heat death
Last year, 602 people died of heat-related causes in Maricopa County. Kate Korman, an 82-year-old woman who lived in Sun
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
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