Here’s everything you should know about valley fever in Arizona
If you live in Arizona, you're going get valley fever. And if you're particularly unlucky, you may get it bad.
What makes a desert and why are they so hot? A scientist explains
Arizona is a desert state. The desert is hot. We take that for granted, but there are interesting scientific explanations…
Arizona public schools rank among the worst in U.S. — again
Arizona's K-12 public school system actually jumped a few spots compared to 2025, but that's not much to be proud…
ASU drops attempt to seize historic Louis Emerson House in downtown
Arizona State University had claimed it needed the 124-year-old Louis Emerson House lot to make room for its new medical…
Valley has 7 new measles cases: Where you may have been exposed
The county health department announced two new measles exposure sites, in Tempe and Surprise. Maricopa County has had 21 cases…
Police board to probe ex-cop who poured malt liquor down cuffed man’s throat
A handcuffed man asked for a drink. Former Gila River police officer Frank Reynoso decided to oblige, pouring malt liquor…
Five years since legalization, sports betting has exploded in Arizona
Arizona now does more sports wagering than Nevada, with room to grow. Some see that as a massive success. Some…
Gallego had sexual relations with House aides while unmarried: Report
The New York Post reported on Arizona Sen. Ruben Gallego's dalliances on Thursday, though it noted that he was single…
Judge says woman cops held on hot pavement can sue for excessive force
Clarissa Sabedra suffered severe burns in 2024 after two Phoenix police officers held her on hot pavement during an arrest.
Man who bought disputed $12.8M lotto ticket wants to clear his name
Robert Gawlitza said he did nothing wrong when he clocked out to buy the winning Arizona Lottery ticket. Circle K…