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Democrats Took on Special Interests—and Won—With Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act
OPINION: When it comes to tackling the climate crisis, the Inflation Reduction Act is the most consequential investment in US history.
How One Phoenix Mobile Coffee Company Found Its Niche
Christian O’Leary, co-founder of Junkies Coffee Co., started the company in 2014 and now frequents big events.
How Phoenix Librarians Are Bringing Joy to Banner Thunderbird Patients
Phoenix Public Library just surpassed its one-year mark of sending librarians to Banner Thunderbird Medical Center to read aloud to patients.
Your Guide to an Affordable Date on Roosevelt Row
Roosevelt Row in Phoenix is an ever-changing art district street and hotspot for anyone searching for fun things to do in the city.
10 Cheap (or Free) Walking Tours, Scavenger Hunts, and Sightseeing Adventures in Phoenix
Exploring Phoenix doesn’t have to cost a lot. The Valley of the Sun is filled with hidden gems, historical paths, and unique sights to discover without breaking the bank.
5 Last-Minute Arizona Day & Overnight Trips You Can Squeeze in Before School Starts
Smaller towns mean fewer crowds and more fun for your end-of-summer family getaway in Arizona.
Arizona’s Celestial Spectacle: The 7 Best Places to Stargaze in the Grand Canyon State
Make memories under Arizona’s starry skies—here are 7 of the best places to stargaze in the Southwest.
How Arizona Compares to the Most Extreme Temperatures Recorded in the US
Stacker consulted 2021 data from NOAA’s State Climate Extremes Committee to identify the hottest and coldest temperatures ever recorded in each state and Puerto Rico.
Where’s the Best Barbecue in Metro Phoenix? Here Are 7 BBQ Joints Arizonans Love.
If you’re looking to get your barbecue fix in metro Phoenix, here are seven spots to satisfy your cravings.
‘Conspiracy to Defraud the United States’: Trump Indicted Again
In response to being indicted for his attempt to overturn the 2020 presidential election, Trump’s campaign called the charges “fake” and compared his plight to the persecution of Jews in Nazi Germany.
Are Swimming Holes a Thing in Arizona? Yes, and Here Are 8 Worth the Journey.
Cool off in an Arizona swimming hole—yep, they’re a thing! Here are 8 to check out.
Phoenix Could Get a Mild Break From Extreme Heat, as Record Spell Nears 30-Day Mark
“It seems unlikely we’ll see over 110 every day through the end of the month,” said meteorologist Isaac Smith.
Latest Student Debt-Relief Plan Could Mean $1 Billion for 20,000 in Arizona
More than 20,000 Arizona residents would see $1 billion in student debt erased under a Biden administration plan unveiled just two weeks after the Supreme Court struck down a previous debt-forgiveness plan.
Hobbs Demands Accountability From Utilities Amid Historic Heat Wave
Eighteen people have died from the heat in Maricopa County so far this summer, and 69 of other deaths are being investigated as being a result of extreme heat.
How Biden Is Still Trying To Make Student Debt Relief Happen
The Biden administration has begun the process of creating a new plan for widespread loan cancellation and implementing the SAVE Plan, which will cut monthly payments to $0 for millions of borrowers. There will also be a 12-month “on-ramp” period to ease borrowers back into making payments.
State Grant Program Provides Pathway to Higher Education for Thousands of Arizonans
The Arizona Promise Program provided grants to 5,600 students this year and is expected to grow in 2024, thanks to an increase in funding.
Trump Likely to Face Criminal Charges Over Effort to Overturn 2020 Election
Trump is expected to face chargers over his effort to overturn the 2020 election—a ploy that if successful, would have effectively ended America’s 200-plus year experiment in democracy and caused a constitutional crisis in the most powerful country in the world.
Lights, Music, Action: Your Blueprint for Raving in the Phoenix Area
People come together to celebrate music, love, and self-expression at raves in Arizona, across the country, and all over the world.
Veterans Have Until Aug. 9 to Apply for Backdated PACT Act Disability Payments
The PACT Act removed the need for certain veterans to prove a service connection if they are diagnosed with certain cancers or respiratory conditions and sped up the process of receiving benefits.
Natural Wonders Make Arizona One of the Most-Visited States in the US
Stacker has ranked the top 25 by the percentage of U.S. adults who have already made a visit. Check the rankings to see if your next destination is among these popular choices, or find your next adventure as you scroll.
Hot Day in Phoenix? Here Are 9 Ways to Cool Off in 2023
From learning how to make Navajo waffles to tubing down to the Salt River, here are nine ways to stay cool in Phoenix this summer.
Supreme Court Takes Student Debt Relief Away From 43 Million Americans
Nationwide, more than 45 million people owe $1.6 trillion in federal loans for college, according to government data, and as many as 43 million of them stood to benefit from the cancellation program.
10,000 Residents Added to Arizona’s 2020 Census Count
In Florence, where 786 prison inmates were added to the population, the correction could bring in nearly $500,000 in additional funds.
Animals at Phoenix Zoo Stay Cool With Frozen Treats, Baths, Misters, and Air Conditioning
With summer temperatures hitting triple digits, Phoenix Zoo keepers demonstrated some of the techniques they use to keep the animals and their enclosures safe and cool.
Richest Women in America
Stacker compiled a list of the richest women in America, using data from Forbes.
Ducey’s Legacy: A $200 Million, Defunct, Shipping Container Border Wall
The failed attempt at border security did more than waste tax dollars—it provides a glimpse at how Ducey was able to funnel public money to private interests, and circumvent transparency requirements to keep Arizonans in the dark.
Phoenix Considers Extending Closure Hours for Popular Hiking Trails on Excessive Heat Days
For the past two years, Phoenix officials have closed some of the city’s most popular hiking trails when temperatures have soared, to cut down on the number of heat-related incidents.
6 Arizona Adventure Parks Worthy of a Family Road Trip
Looking for a good time? Arizona’s theme and adventure parks make great road trips for families, BFFs, and thrill seekers in 2023.
Cool Off at These 8 Metro Phoenix Pools That Offer Day Passes
Triple-digit temperatures are headed to metro Phoenix and will be here to stay for a few months. Grab your sunscreen and swimsuits and enjoy a stellar pool day!