Break-ups, struggle, and summer rain: Here are our 2025 poetry contest winners
Here are the winners of The Copper Courier's third annual poetry contest.
Jun
2025
25
ARIZONA NEWS
Jun
2025
25
Safety tips for Arizona’s monsoon season
Here are essential safety tips for Arizona’s monsoon season, which brings flash floods, dust storms, and extreme heat from June to September.
Jun
2025
24
As a government shutdown looms, Arizonans demand government action
With state budget negotiations underway, Arizona voters want to see more investment in housing, health care, and public education.
Jun
2025
24
Arizona Legislature approves bill that would provide up to $500 million for Chase Field renovations
The Arizona Diamondbacks are one small step from securing up to $500 million to help with renovations to the team's downtown home Chase Field.
Jun
2025
23
Grab your suit: Winner of Rafi look-alike contest in Phoenix will win $2,500
On June 25, Welcome to Arizona and Rafi Law Group are holding a Rafi look-alike contest in downtown Phoenix.
Jun
2025
23
Barnes & Noble opening store in Phoenix for first time in 20 years
Big news for book lovers: Barnes & Noble is opening a new store in Phoenix on June 25.
Jun
2025
20
How the GOP’s budget bill could affect Arizona’s 3rd Congressional District
At a recent Central Phoenix town hall, Rep. Yassamin Ansari highlighted hits to her district from federal “One Big Beautiful Bill.”
Jun
2025
20
Mike Tyson teams up with Arizona leaders, Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley to champion youth fitness
Boxing legend Mike Tyson joined Arizona leaders this month to rally youth around fitness and purpose.
Jun
2025
18
Phoenix arts hero Robbie Pfeffer graces the ‘America’s Got Talent’ stage
Robbie Pfeffer, frontman of local band Playboy Manbaby and Copper Courier contributor, made a memorable appearance on "America's Got Talent."
Jun
2025
17
Arizona public schools are $200 million short this month. Here’s why
The lack of a passed budget alongside the costly and controversial school vouchers program is to blame for the schools’ shortfall.
