Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport ranked second in the country in airport enjoyability, according to a recent study.
The study, conducted by QR Code Generator, ranked 31 major U.S. …
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State transportation officials have narrowed down to 10 the more than 1,700 slogans that Arizonans submitted for the latest highway billboard message campaign.
Voting takes place through …
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OPINION — One of the most widely read books of all time is “The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire.” It’s a historical work, written in 1788 by Edward Gibbon, an English historian and member of Parliament.
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Two Phoenix police officers have been fired and arrested in connection with a “violent traffic stop” during which a man and woman were assaulted.
Antonio Felix and Luis Vasquez Jr. face …
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The Arizona Cardinals fell to the Dallas Cowboys 34-13 in their lone home preseason game. The game was marred by multiple untimely penalties that Arizona was unable to overcome.
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Higley Unified voters will choose between write-in candidates Travis White and Kathleen Richards in November after courts ordered Scott Glover’s vacant board seat onto the ballot.
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OPINION — Re: Tempe council member pushes civility in government at annual government conference: It is comical that Doreen Garlid and Corey Woods speak of civility when Woods specifically (with Garlid present) spoke derogatorily of their own citizens in a secret, illegal meeting in December 2022.
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The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality has put in place an ozone high-pollution advisory through Sunday, Aug. 23.
The advisory asks residents to:
• Drive less or use …
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OPINION — When we think of spies, we often imagine fictional characters equipped with high tech gadgets, disguises and daring escapes. Yet some of history’s most remarkable intelligence agents were real women of color whose courage, intelligence and determination helped shape the outcome of major wars.
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An agenda item presented only as an information item turned out to be a main focus of the Chandler Unified Governing Board’s Aug. 19 meeting.
A land acknowledgement statement about the …
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OPINION — Arizona Congressional District 8 Rep. Abe Hamadeh sure likes to throw stones at glass houses, but runs away afterward. He called out Gov. Katie Hobbs for not debating his fellow House Republican gubernatorial candidate, Andy Biggs, while Hamadeh running away from CD 8 opponent Bernadette Greene-Placentia’s debate challenge.
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