Politics
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Explainer: How Trump defunded Planned Parenthood in Arizona, and how it could happen again
The “Big Beautiful Bill” actually cut reimbursement for non-abortion services Planned Parenthood provides to Medicaid patients.
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Where to find the cheapest gas in Arizona right now
As gas prices surge due to Trump’s war in Iran, here are the most affordable places to refill your tank.
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Bernie Sanders endorses 6 Arizona progressives for state and local office
Sen. Bernie Sanders backed a slate of Arizona candidates in their races. Here’s the full list.
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The workers who fed ASU’s graduating class are living in shelters and going uninsured
Dozens of cooks, dishwashers, and cashiers who feed thousands of ASU students daily picketed outside undergraduate commencement on Monday, May 11th, demanding better working conditions.
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Analise Ortiz slams GOP lawmaker: “Keep my district out your mouth”
A National Guard nomination hearing turned into a showdown over ICE when Sen. Analise Ortiz called out Sen. Jake Hoffman’s claims regarding her district.
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Teen dies day after Arizona judge freed parents
ICE detained the parents of a terminally ill US citizen while his family fought for one last goodbye.
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Arizona just approved a massive data center near an Air Force base. Neighbors are furious
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 to allow developers to move forward with the $36 billion data center near the city of Surprise. The project still needs EPA air quality approval before construction can begin.
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Planning to strike? Where May Day events are at in metro Phoenix
Twenty-three May Day events were planned for Arizona, including 10 across metro Phoenix. Here’s where.
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After a month in ICE custody, this trans Phoenix organizer is fighting for a dying detainee
Karla Sáenz, a queer immigrant rights organizer, recalled a “terrifying” month held in ICE detention. Now, she’s calling for the release of a fellow LGBTQ+ migrant with leukemia.
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Lorena Austin comes from a family of activists. Now they’ve picked up the torch
Since entering the Legislature in 2023, Lorena Austin has been on the frontlines, protecting their community from ICE, while also pushing for greater investments in affordable housing and public schools.
