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Three years after Jan. 6, Trump’s authoritarianism is on full display
Saturday marks three years since the Capitol insurrection, and Donald Trump has only gotten more extreme as he closes in on the 2024 Republican nomination.
Savor the flavors: Discover 8 artisan ice cream hotspots in metro Phoenix
Here are eight local shops scooping out delicious ice cream in the metro Phoenix area that will keep you coming back for more.
Vintage resale: Sustainable business endeavor grows for fashion enthusiasts
Vintage reselling has become a popular full-time job for fashion enthusiasts in the past few years, and vintage markets have become a destination for young shoppers.
A Flagstaff activist and mother is helping bring abortion access to northern AZ
Jasmine Viehe, a mother of two, helped bring “day one” abortion care to Flagstaff to make reproductive services more accessible.
Taylor Swift’s new romance, debt-erasing gifts, and the eclipse are among most joyous moments of 2023
In a year that saw multiple wars, deadly mass shootings, and other tragedies, these events were among those that made people feel hopeful in 2023.
Boba bliss: 5 sweet places to try bubble tea in Tempe
Here are The Copper Courier’s top five boba spots in Tempe—or what I’m calling the Boba Tea Crawl.
These 5 Valley craft stores carry everything an artist needs
From experts to beginners, any artist searching for a muse or a medium should check out these craft stores in Phoenix and Tempe.
Vintage resale: Sustainable business endeavor grows for fashion enthusiasts
Vintage reselling has become a popular full-time job for fashion enthusiasts in the past few years, and vintage markets have become a destination for young shoppers.
Make a day out of thrifting at these 5 East Valley resale shops
Thrifting has become a way of life for some people in search of affordable clothes, retro decor, vintage collectibles, and other rare or unique finds throughout these stores. Known for being a hotspot in the University Heights neighborhood, Apache Boulevard has a...
Fickle weather? Check out these indoor activities in the Valley.
Here’s a list of some of the best places to check out for indoor activities in Phoenix that are extra fun with a group.
We asked, you answered: The Valley’s top restaurants for dining this winter
Check out these five reader-recommended suggestions for comfort food in Arizona this winter, plus one of our favorites.
Phoenix makeup artist helps sex trafficking victims remove ‘branding’ tattoos
A Phoenix makeup artist founded Soul Survivor Ink, a national nonprofit organization that helps survivors of human trafficking find providers near them who can cover, remove, and lighten branding tattoos.
Native American storytellers enjoying a rare spotlight, a moment they hope can be more than that
From “Reservation Dogs,”“Dark Winds” and “Rutherford Falls” on TV to “Prey” on the big screen and Larissa FastHorse becoming the first Indigenous female playwright on Broadway, Native American storytellers are breaking barriers.
Bobby Bauders is fighting extremist agendas on the Apache Junction School Board
Bobby Bauders, a 2017 Apache Junction High School graduate, wants to make school a better place for both students and staff.
Copper Asks: An 18-year-old Peoria school board candidate tells us why he’s running
Mikah Dyer’s a senior in the Peoria Unified School District. He’s also running for school board to give students a voice.
The Copper Courier staff shares their favorite Phoenix bars
What do you love most about your local haunt? Here are some of The Copper Courier staff’s favorite bars in the Valley. Maybe you’ll spot us sometime.
Phoenix funding trees and shade structures for underserved communities
The city of Phoenix is dedicating millions of dollars to increase tree and shade coverage for underserved communities.
What Does Phoenix’s Record Dry Monsoon Mean for Local Plants?
A dry monsoon season like the one Phoenix had this summer doesn’t just negate the relief Arizonans get from the overbearing heat—it also harms local plant life.
7 of the Best Fall Coffee Drinks You’ll Find in Phoenix
You’ll find fall flavors of pumpkin spice, hazelnut, and brown sugar at these Phoenix coffee shops.
National Hispanic Heritage Month Highlights Cultural Diversity of Spanish-speaking Americans
Hispanic history and culture take center stage across the US for National Hispanic Heritage Month, which is celebrated annually from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15.
Vinyl Valley: 9 Groovy Record Stores in Metro Phoenix
Despite technological advances, people continue to enjoy caring for, collecting, and playing records on vinyl. Here are nine record shops in the Valley where you can hunt for these treasures.
Live in East Valley? Here Are 7 Marijuana Dispensaries Near You.
You can find recreational marijuana in all corners of the East Valley.
Escape the Heat at These 7 Indoor Rock Climbing Gyms in Maricopa County
Grab a day pass for as low as $14 and explore a new way to work out at these Maricopa County indoor rock climbing gyms.
Why a Flagstaff Renter Signed Her Lease Without Seeing the Property
The city of Flagstaff has some of the highest housing costs in the state, with limited land to grow on and a major university controlling much of the housing stock—and it’s not trending in a direction favorable to renters.
Waste Not, Watt Not: The Need for Recycling Solar Panels Grows
The great majority of worn and damaged solar panels are still dumped in landfills. But with more and more piling up, many people know that needs to change.
Rosie’s House in Phoenix Seeks Instruments for Young Musicians in Need
A blossoming music academy in downtown Phoenix has so many incoming students, they’re running short on instruments.
8 Coffee Shops Near Public Transit to Fuel Your Journey from Phoenix to Tempe
On the fast track to finding the Valley’s hidden coffee gems? Here is a list of some of the cool, quirky cafes along the Valley Metro light rail and streetcar.
The History Behind All 63 National Parks In The US
Stacker used publicly available data and resources from the National Park Service to compile this brief history of all 63 national parks in the US.
Game Night, Anyone? 6 Phoenix-Area Shops to Find Your Next Favorite Board Game
Check out these stores that can help you in ways that big-box and online retailers can’t.