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Beat the Heat With Our Ultimate Guide to Boba Tea in Tempe
Here are The Copper Courier’s top five boba spots in Tempe— or what I’m calling the Summer Boba Tea Crawl.
Biden Vetoes Sinema-Backed Bill to Cancel Student Debt Relief
If enacted, Biden’s plan would forgive up to $20,000 in federal student loan debt for borrowers making less than $125,000 per year.
Researchers Applied Phoenix’s 2006 Heat Wave to Today’s Climate. The Results Were Catastrophic.
A new study on climate estimated 13,000 people in Phoenix would die if a blackout hit the city at the same time as a multi-day heat wave.
Here’s a List of Hidden Wonders in Each State. Can You Guess Arizona’s?
Here you’ll find opportunities to explore offbeat history, admire geological formations, witness unexplained phenomena, and reveal long-kept secrets—no matter what state your travels take you to.
Here’s How the Biden Administration Has Tackled The Mental Health Crisis
The Biden administration has invested billions into improving mental health care in the United States.
Phoenix Faces Dueling Lawsuits Over Homeless Crisis as Advocates Scramble for More Shelter
Phoenix is facing dueling lawsuits as it tries to manage a crisis of homelessness that has converted its downtown into a tent city housing hundreds of people as summer temperatures soar.
Arizona Has the Third-Highest Native American Population of US States
There are 22 federally recognized Native American tribes in Arizona, three of which extend across state lines.
Waymo Robotaxis Double Service Area in Metro Phoenix
The new boundaries for Waymo taxis will cover 180 square miles in metro Phoenix, double what it was late last year.
Phoenix Residents Could See Water Bill Increases Coming Soon
The Phoenix Water Services Department is proposing a phased rate increase to address the rising cost of water and water treatment and to encourage conservation.
Chandler Public Library’s Latest Addition: A Board Game Lounge for Everyone
The Chandler Public Library recently opened a new area for playing board games.
House GOP Passes Bill That Would Take Food and Healthcare From Arizona Families
An estimated 55,000 Arizonans would lose access to food assistance, 5,600 kids would lose preschool and child care slots, and Arizona veterans would lose 127,000 doctors visits for issues like mental health and substance disorder treatment.
Visit These 25 Hidden Gems Across the US—Including 2 in Arizona!
Stacker has compiled a list of 25 must-visit hidden gems from across the United States, using travel guides, news articles, national park and company websites, and more.
Arizona Providers Confident Abortions Will Continue Despite Court Challenges
Arizona health care providers are confident they will be able to continue providing safe abortions, even as courts tangle over an order that could halt distribution of a key abortion medication.
From Douglas to Congress? How Raquel Terán’s Roots Along the Border Drive Her Campaign
Terán says thanks to her experience at the state capitol and the support of progressive groups like LUCHA, she is ready to work as a fierce advocate for her community in Congress.
11 Spring Festivals, Concerts, and Parties in Arizona You Don’t Want to Miss
If you’re looking for events to put on your calendar, here are 11 festivals, concerts, and parties that you can attend in metro Phoenix.
Here’s How You Can Combat the Climate Crisis in Your Own Backyard
Mesa and Phoenix have created tools to help the community get involved in planting more trees to help keep temperatures down and reduce heat-related illnesses.
Ken Koshio Marks 3 Years of Hiking Piestewa Peak Every Day
Every morning for the past three years, Ken Koshio has been waking up before sunrise to hike Piestewa Peak.
Gas Guzzler: Gas Prices Jump in Arizona to $4+ and Rising
The average price of gas in Arizona is roughly 78 cents more expensive than the national average.
Phoenix Dairy Queen on the Hunt for Missing Red Spoon Statue
Why did someone steal the giant red spoon from a local Dairy Queen?
Explained: Here’s How the Rio Verde Foothills Water Crisis Could Be Solved
It’s been three months since residents of Rio Verde Foothills had their water supply cut off, forcing them to find other means to receive water.
5 Planets on Parade: Here’s How to See Them This Week
Keep an eye to the sky this week for a chance to see a planetary hangout. Five planets — Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Uranus and Mars — will line up near the moon.
Supreme Court Hears Navajo Water Rights Case With Potentially Big Impact
The ruling will involve the tribe’s claim that the federal government’s obligation to protect Navajo water rights includes water in the Colorado River.
Students in Arizona Dual Enrollment Classes Experience More Benefits than Just College Credit
Three students who have taken dual enrollment courses and/or participated in an early college achievement program through Maricopa Community Colleges say the advantages are worth the rigor.
How Shipping Containers Are Being Used to Increase Housing in Phoenix
The city of Phoenix has turned an empty lot in the downtown area into a showcase for local company Steel + Spark’s SPARKBOX refurbished shipping container homes.
The Supreme Court Is Hearing Arguments About Biden’s Student Loan Cancellation Plan on Tuesday. Here’s What You Need to Know
About 90% of the benefits from Biden’s plan will go to families earning less than $75,000 according to the White House, but a group of Republican-led states have sued to block it.
High Egg Prices Lead Arizona Homeowners to Start Backyard Hatcheries
High egg prices have led Arizona homeowners to start their own backyard hatcheries and caused stores to see an increase in their sales of chicken feed and baby chicks.
Pregnant Phoenix Mom Finds Safe Home in UMOM’s New Affordable Housing Complex
The new UMOM complex, called Newsom Village, offers 60 units for families at or below 60% of the Phoenix area’s median income.
Threatened Narrow-Headed Garter Snake Gets Help From the Phoenix Zoo
“These narrow-headed garter snakes are Arizonans just like you and me, but their future in our state is uncertain, and they need our help.”
Republicans Want to Create a Government-Run, Anti-Abortion Website and Collect Pregnant Women’s Personal Information
Republicans have introduced a bill that would create a federal anti-abortion website that provides misleading information about abortion, directs women to health “centers” that pressure them not to have abortions, and could even collect their personal information to share with anti-abortion groups.