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🛣️ The story behind 46 Phoenix roads

July 29, 2026

Plus: Apartment listings in Tempe Share with a friend Hi renters, Welcome to Rent Check PHX. In today’s issue we’re talking about how certain streets and roads in the Phoenix area got their name. Something I’ve talked about a lot in this newsletter is struggling to feel at “home” when you’re renting. The transient nature…

Fewer rainy days, bigger downpours: Climate change is reshaping Arizona monsoons

July 29, 2026

Arizona’s weather is getting less predictable and more dangerous. Climate change is intensifying the extreme effects of the monsoon season and threatening public safety—but many elected leaders deny it exists.

President Trump imposed new tariffs on Canada. Here’s how readers reacted

July 29, 2026

Here’s what our readers said about President Donald Trump’s new 50% tariffs on Canadian imports.

🗳️ 3 ways to protect your vote in AZ

July 29, 2026

Plus: Upcoming weekend events Share with a friend Good morning! I recognized that I needed a break from the summer heat, so I spent the past weekend in Flagstaff cooling off a bit. I also checked off something that’s been on my Arizona bucket list for a long time: visiting Lowell Observatory. The…

15 Arizona events to check out this weekend (July 31-Aug. 2)

July 29, 2026

Here are some of the biggest events in Arizona this weekend, from dance competitions and music festivals to a chili cookoff.

AZ Sec. of State warns Trump is targeting mail-in voting

July 28, 2026

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes condemned the Trump administration’s request for the Supreme Court to revive parts of an executive order restricting mail-in voting ahead of the midterms. Fontes called the proposal a federal takeover of election duties that the Constitution assigns to states.

Grocery store worker calls out Biggs for rising food prices, SNAP cuts

July 28, 2026

Gayle Lutz, a Tempe Fry’s grocery worker, is speaking out against Andy Biggs, the Republican nominee for Arizona governor, over the rising cost of groceries. More than 400,000 Arizonans—including 180,000 children—lost SNAP food assistance after Biggs backed President Donald Trump’s federal budget, which cut SNAP and Medicaid by more than $1 trillion. Lutz says the…

🛣️ The story behind 46 Phoenix roads

Fewer rainy days, bigger downpours: Climate change is reshaping Arizona monsoons

🗳️ 3 ways to protect your vote in AZ

AZ Sec. of State warns Trump is targeting mail-in voting

Grocery store worker calls out Biggs for rising food prices, SNAP cuts

Get to know State Sen. Shawnna Bolick’s far-right platform

This Arizona city is the least affordable for home buying, study says

These 9 famous YouTubers have Arizona ties. Do you know them all?