Arizona
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Need help paying rent in Phoenix? These 10 programs can help
If you’re struggling to find and afford housing, these 10 rental assistance programs in Phoenix can help.
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Discover Arizona’s coolest adventures during Great Outdoors Month
Discover Arizona adventures this June! From cool mountain trails to refreshing lakes, find perfect outdoor experiences during Great Outdoors Month.
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University of Arizona formula racing club competes nationally
University of Arizona’s Wildcat Formula Racing club journeyed to the 2025 Formula SAE competition, showcasing their engineering prowess in Michigan.
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‘Big whoop’: This advocate is not impressed by Hobbs’ anti-LGBTQ legislation vetoes
Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed almost every anti-LGBTQ piece of legislation that made it to her desk, except for one.
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2 historic Arizona sites make 2025 endangered list
These two Arizona properties made the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s 2025 list of America’s most endangered historic places.
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Rafting in Arizona: What to know & where to go
For breathtaking views and unparalleled adventure, it’s high time to try rafting in Arizona. Here’s what to know.
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10 epic Phoenix pools you can access with ResortPass
Dive into 10 of the most epic Phoenix pools you can access with ResortPass—perfect for summer daycations and staycations.
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Arizona Republicans want to tie school vouchers to public education funding, jeopardizing Prop 123
Arizona Republicans are using Proposition 123, a large source of public education funding, to get the controversial ESA school voucher program enshrined in the state constitution.
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Reproductive rights advocates sue Arizona over laws regulating abortion
Arizona healthcare providers and advocates have filed a lawsuit to expand abortion access in Arizona and knock down restrictions on abortion care.
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Arizona Republicans vote to take healthcare, food aid away from constituents
House Republicans just voted to pass massive cuts to Medicaid and SNAP. All Arizona Republicans voted for the cuts, except Rep. David Schweikert, who was late to the vote, but said he would have supported the bill if he’d gotten a chance.
