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Dozens of pregnant women, some bleeding or in labor, being turned away from ERs despite federal law

August 12, 2024

Even as the Biden administration publicly warned hospitals to treat pregnant patients in emergencies, facilities continue to violate the federal law. The issue became a focus for the administration following reports of women being improperly treated in emergency rooms after the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn the constitutional right to an abortion more than two…

Dozens of pregnant women, some bleeding or in labor, being turned away from ERs despite federal law

Tribal Leaders, Lawmakers Want New 1.1 Million Acre Monument in Arizona

April 25, 2023

Tribal leaders joined state lawmakers Tuesday to call on President Joe Biden to set aside more than 1.1 million acres around the Grand Canyon as a new national monument.

Tribal Leaders, Lawmakers Want New 1.1 Million Acre Monument in Arizona

Arizona’s 5 best budget-friendly vacation spots, according to readers

May 28, 2024

In this guide, we’ll explore the top five budget-friendly vacation spots in Arizona that were chosen by locals in the know in our recent readers’ poll.

Arizona’s 5 best budget-friendly vacation spots, according to readers

Arizona gift guide: Local goods to give this holiday season

November 24, 2025

From handmade items crafted in Arizona to unforgettable experiences across the state, allow this listicle to inspire your local gift-giving this holiday season!

Arizona gift guide: Local goods to give this holiday season

Tucson spots that serve flights of coffee, ice cream, bacon, and more

March 22, 2024

From ice cream to bacon (yep!), here are eight restaurants in Tucson that serve up a variety of creative flights.

Tucson spots that serve flights of coffee, ice cream, bacon, and more

Phoenix Considers Extending Closure Hours for Popular Hiking Trails on Excessive Heat Days

June 23, 2023

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.

Phoenix Considers Extending Closure Hours for Popular Hiking Trails on Excessive Heat Days

Researchers Applied Phoenix’s 2006 Heat Wave to Today’s Climate. The Results Were Catastrophic.

June 6, 2023

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.

Researchers Applied Phoenix’s 2006 Heat Wave to Today’s Climate. The Results Were Catastrophic.

Ducey Continues To Build His $100 Million Shipping Container ‘Border,’ Leaving an Expensive Mess for Gov.-Elect Katie Hobbs

December 14, 2022

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.

Ducey Continues To Build His $100 Million Shipping Container ‘Border,’ Leaving an Expensive Mess for Gov.-Elect Katie Hobbs

March Madness: 14 sports bars locals love in Phoenix & Tucson

March 19, 2024

Here are 14 sports bars in Phoenix and Tucson where you can enjoy March Madness games with some camaraderie.

March Madness: 14 sports bars locals love in Phoenix & Tucson

Right-wing ‘trad wife’ influencers are telling young women lies about birth control

April 6, 2026

Social media-driven misinformation, amplified by high-profile conservative influencers, is pushing young women away from hormonal birth control—replacing informed consent with fear and half-truths in a country where pregnancy is significantly more dangerous than modern contraception.

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