The firm, AZ Truthfinder, has been paid $270,000 since June 2025.

The county could see more than 600 heat deaths for the third time in four years.

The proposed ban faces an uphill battle at the Tempe City Council.

Biggs is seeking to project a more moderate image in his bid to unseat Gov. Katie Hobbs.

The department has faced recruiting and retention challenges for years.

Millions in repairs are on hold until a new lease is signed.

Feely says he's "nobody's rubber stamp."

It's not always safe to laugh and drive.

The bid would be to host games for the 2031 tournament.

Miller led the Sun Devils team to NCAA tournament appearance in her first year.

Jake Hoffman is an influential far-right state senator from Gilbert.

Some residents haven't received mail for nearly two months.

But the move might not be a final say on the matter.

The state received a "not acceptable" C grade.

Only four other Phoenix storms in the past 16 years were that big.

The poll also shows a smaller advantage for Attorney General Kris Mayes.

Giles is potentially the running mate for Gov. Katie Hobbs.

Arizona voters overwhelmingly voted to create the lieutenant governor position in 2022.

Spending two-plus years as a part of this paper's storied history has been an incredible privilege.

Robert Gawlitza says when he bought what he knew was the winning ticket, a day after the drawing, he followed Circle K rules.

A sheriff's deputy was so rough with Tom Garro -- a 79-year-old deaf Lyft driver -- that Garro had to go to the hospital.

Turning Point COO Tyler Bowyer asked GOP state Rep. Quang Nguyen -- who fled Vietnam as a child -- if he could speak English.

A city survey on an ordinance to restrict feeding homeless people in parks appeared engineered to drum up support. It didn't.

For the second time this year, Arizona Sen. Ruben Gallego has had to walk back an endorsement over sexual misconduct claims.

Three complaints have been filed against Aaron McRae in 18 months, and three more people had distressing encounters with him.

If passed, the measure would bar trans girls from playing girls' sports and using girls' restrooms and locker rooms.

Ex-Tolleson cop Eric Hendrix punched and kneed Alejandro Vasquez Romero. A school investigation found it to be excessive.

In May, ICE arrested Dilan Paredes' mother before collecting him from school at her request. They spent weeks in detention.

Circle the City and Valle del Sol are taking Phoenix to court over the ordinance, claiming it violates the First Amendment.

Sheriff Joe's shindig had an Elvis impersonator, an ex-mob enforcer, a disgraced former congressman and an alleged pedophile.

Phoenix restricted giving homeless people food in parks. A judge said that likely violates the group's First Amendment rights.

Rachel Mitchell struck out on getting cops to charge a man who trolls her online. The state bar was more receptive.

Cops and park rangers left gates open after hours to coax unhoused people inside before locking them in and trespassing them.

Sam Stone, the chief of staff for Recorder Justin Heap, uses work time to blast out drivel about Democrats, Muslims and more.

The ordinance, which goes into effect today, requires permits to distribute food or provide medical treatment in city parks.

After Democratic state Rep. Anna Abeytia brought her newborn to the legislature, GOP state Rep. Nick Kupper weighed in.

Kysten Sinema is being sued by the ex of her bodyguard-turned-lover, and she wants to see what the woman says in therapy.

Cops killed Jesus Flores in February as he tried to flee in a hobbled car. His partner, Danielle Flores, was there.

Dusten Mullen says Phoenix retaliated against him after he counterprotested at an anti-ICE demonstration while off duty.

Warren Petersen supporters have pumped claims about rival AG hopeful Rodney Glassman and filed a formal citizen complaint.