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7 Weird Arizona Destinations You Need to Visit
From a remote desert bar to a massive science experiment just outside of Tucson, here are seven of Arizona’s weirdest destinations.
Tohono O’Odham Leader Says Lack of Infrastructure, Capital Hinders Development
Witnesses offered a variety of solutions, such as making it easier for tribes to levy taxes, letting them manage their land based on tribal laws and regulations, and passing the Buy Indian Act.
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.
Republicans Push to Make Middle and High Schools Offer Firearms Training
The program, derived from a National Rifle Association task force, would require schools offering firearms training to have NRA representatives be part of the task force.
Report Shows Phoenix’s West Valley Doesn’t Have Enough Water for 100-year Supply
Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs made public a report on the West Valley’s water supply—specifically, that the region is running short in its mandatory 100-year reserve.
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.
Litchfield Park Starbucks Files Petition to Unionize
A Starbucks in Litchfield Park could be the sixth store in Arizona to unionize with Starbucks Workers United.
The Story Behind Linda Ronstadt’s “Long, Long Time”
It’s been 53 years since Linda Ronstadt’s “Long, Long Time” was released. Thanks to “The Last of Us,” the song is making a comeback.
4 Gun and School Safety Bills to Keep an Eye on in Arizona
Over 100 gun reform advocates gathered at the Arizona State Capitol on Jan. 23 to call for gun reform in the Legislature.
‘Rent is Too High’: Progressives in Congress Urge Biden to Act on Corporate Price Gouging
Tucson’s Rep. Raul Grijalva, along with 49 other lawmakers, sent a letter to President Biden outlining actions the government should take to address the country’s growing housing crisis.
This Ballot Initiative Would Eliminate the Tipped Wage in Arizona
Arizona voters could have the chance to eliminate the state’s tipped minimum wage in 2024 if labor advocates can gather enough signatures to get the One Fair Wage Act on the ballot.
Where Are They Now? A Look Back on Arizona’s Insurrectionist Lawmakers
They spent the last two years defending a violent attack on the US Capitol that they played a hand in. Here’s where they’ve ended up, and what role they’ll take in shaping Arizona in 2023.
Chandler Votes to Strengthen Protections for LGBTQ Residents
Until now, Chandler was the largest city in Arizona without a nondiscrimination ordinance that included LGBTQ protections.
7 Must-Try Native American Restaurants in Arizona
Arizona is home to many Native American tribes—22 of which are federally recognized—each with their own unique, delicious cuisine.
7 Must-Try Arizona Restaurants With Native American Cuisine
Arizona is home to many Native American tribes—22 of which are federally recognized—each with their own unique, delicious cuisine.
Ducey Continues To Build His $100 Million Shipping Container ‘Border,’ Leaving an Expensive Mess for Gov.-Elect Katie Hobbs
Federal agencies have told Arizona the construction on US land is unlawful, and environmental groups say the containers could imperil natural water systems and endanger species.
6 Long-Weekend Staycation Destinations in Arizona
These historic mountain villages, lakefront playgrounds, nostalgia-filled Route 66 communities, and verdant winelands offer the perfect respite from your daily routine.
9 Luxury Resort Spas in Arizona
Whether you need a day or pampering or a weeklong respite from the everyday demands of work and home, these nine spas, each with their own serene ambiance and indulgent treatment options, are some of the best in the Grand Canyon State.
Arizona Schools Struggle to Fill a Range of Jobs, in Classroom and Beyond
School staffers across Arizona may increasingly find themselves pressed to fill in on other jobs, as school districts struggle to fill positions across the board.
11 of the Best Things to Do When Visiting Old Pueblo
Old Pueblo is filled with Native American, Spanish, and Mexican cultural influences, including history, art, good food, and outdoor fun. You won’t want to miss a single attraction on this list.
Slow, Steady, and High Tech: Study Using GPS to Track Sonoran Desert Tortoises
The McDowell Sonoran Conservancy now is doing its own study using technology to track Sonoran desert tortoises to answer such questions as how urban expansion affects the species.
Fall Does Exist in Arizona. Here’s Five Places to See the Leaves Change Colors.
Arizona’s trees are reaching peak vibrancy right now, making this the perfect time for leaf peeping in the Grand Canyon State.
Where Arizona’s US House Races Stand After Election Night
Republicans hold 212 US House seats, with three vacancies, and they need to gain six seats nationwide to retake control of the House and block the Democratic agenda.
Opinion: Your Vote for Proposition 310 Can Fix the State’s Fire District Crisis
Prop 310’s temporary one-tenth of a cent sales tax will generate approximately $150 million dollars annually for the state’s fire districts.
Blake Masters Threatens ‘Gridlock,’ Government Shutdown Over His Racist Immigration Proposals
Republican US Senate candidate Blake Masters has repeatedly said that he would support shutting down the government and blocking funding for the Department of Homeland Security in order to get his way on immigration policy.
Voting Conspiracist Mark Finchem Wants to Run Arizona’s Elections
As a member of the legislature, Finchem introduced about 20 bills related to election procedures, including bills that sought to limit early voting, restrict mail-in ballots and prohibit ballot drop boxes in big cities.
Arizona Planned Parenthood Resumes Abortions Statewide
Abortions in Arizona are currently legal up to 15 weeks, although the state attorney general has argued in favor of a total ban on the procedure.
Relax, Renew, Refresh: 9 Luxury Resort Spas in Arizona
Whether you need a day or pampering or a weeklong respite from the everyday demands of work and home, these nine spas, each with their own serene ambiance and indulgent treatment options, are some of the best in the Grand Canyon State.
Check Out These 8 Haunted Spots in Arizona—If You Dare
Whether you believe in ghosts or spirits or whatever, these towns and places throughout Arizona are allegedly haunted.