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 […]
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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
Arizona could see 'needless deaths' after Trump health funding cuts
If a dangerous communicable disease breaks out in Maricopa County, a team of epidemiologists from the county health department deploys
Arizona Gov. to veto all bills amid disability program funding fight
Arizona’s Democratic governor has promised to veto every piece of legislation that Republicans send to her until the legislature passes