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They don’t have children in school anymore. They’re collecting signatures anyway
Ruth Lambert and Jean Cooper decided to become pro-public education advocates despite very different education experiences.
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9 Arizona stereotypes that are actually pretty accurate
From “but it’s a dry heat” to hunting for parking in the shade, these nine Arizona stereotypes are weirdly accurate.
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Summer movies in the park: Free outdoor screenings across Arizona
Upgrade your movie night at these free outdoor screenings throughout Arizona.
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How a Tempe renter sued her landlord over her security deposit—and won
A Tempe renter filed a claim against her landlord over her security deposit, and she says the process was easier than she expected. Here’s how she did it.
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Readers react to Deer Valley school board member’s Nazi salute
We asked our newsletter readers for their reactions to an Arizona school board member raising a Nazi salute in a meeting. Here’s what they said.
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15 Arizona events to check out this weekend (June 5-7)
From Phoenix Fan Fusion to the World Margarita Championship in Tucson, here’s what’s going on in Arizona this weekend.
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Are home prices going up in Phoenix in 2026?
Redfin Real Estate analyzed Phoenix’s median home sale prices over the past month, year, and six years to see how things have changed.
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Is it legal to sleep in your car in Arizona? Here are some pointers
Here’s what to know before pulling over to sleep in your car in the Grand Canyon State..
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A Tucson Dreamer was taken by ICE. Now she’s speaking out
May 18 was a normal day for Karla Toledo. Until ICE showed up.
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What to know about Maricopa County’s 55 food deserts—plus the organizations stepping up to help
Let’s break down exactly what a food desert is, why there are so many in Maricopa County, where they’re concentrated, and how you can get fresh food as a local.
