Video: ‘Fight, man! Come on,’ officer pleads trying to save a dying man
For nearly five minutes, Phoenix Police Officer Danny Olmos performed chest compressions on the man alone in the parking lot.
The Man Behind the Anti-Trans Ballot Machine
Tim Mooney spent years turning political fights into ballot questions. Now, he's targeting transgender rights in the Southwest.
Mayes outraged at Heap for designating two dozen Arizonans as “Not Eligible” to vote
According to a letter obtained by Phoenix New Times, 24 of 52 voters were incorrectly flagged and have “Not Eligible”…
Imminent midterm elections add urgency, sense of purpose to No Kings protests
Instead of marching to the Capitol, protesters headed to MCTEC where protesters dropped off their ballots for early voting.
Ansari rallies colleagues in support of candidate raped on the campaign trail
The Democratic Women’s Coalition stood in solidarity with Bernadette Greene-Placentia and condemned the violence against her.
Coro-no-more: After nearly a century, Coronado Motel is razed with little fanfare
The motel is one of the few remaining relics of downtown Phoenix’s bygone era, slowly being wiped out by redevelopment.
Terror at the capital: Secretary of State defiant after discovery of mysterious powder
“To whomever sent that package, you have failed,” Fontes said. “Our brave election workers are still at their posts."
‘Ballotship’ exercises prepare Arizona officials for mounting election-threat scenarios
Experts say unprecedented events may challenge upcoming elections. “We’re ready for just about everything, outside of Godzilla attacking."
Phoenix ‘No Kings’ protests are back: what to know and where to go
The latest mass anti-Trump protest is set for Oct. 17. The protest will begin at Grant Park in downtown Phoenix.
Summer utility bills find mobile home residents with few options
“I had to think ‘cat food, how many cans this month?’” Dyan Norfleet said. Her bill was up more than…