Videos
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AZ rent is out of control—this bill targets the software behind it
Rent is astronomical in AZ. State Rep. Oscar De Los Santos is pushing a bill that would prevent landlords from using software that helps them coordinate with other landlords behind the scenes to keep prices high.
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Is Arizona still an affordable place to live?
Ellen got this job while living in a homeless shelter. Now, she’s fighting to keep her apartment. She’s 54 and earns $19 an hour helping feed thousands of ASU students each day. She recently learned she had been without health insurance for months. How does this happen at one of the country’s largest universities? What…
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Sen. Mark Kelly speaks out: ‘I’m not backing down’
Sen. Mark Kelly appeared to have the judges on his side as he continued challenging Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Hegseth has tried to punish the retired Navy captain over his call for US service members to refuse illegal orders. Hegseth has since called for the Pentagon to launch a second investigation.
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AG Kris Mayes is suing DHS. Here’s why
Would you want this in your neighborhood? The Trump administration bought a warehouse in Surprise—one mile from schools, across the street from thousands of gallons of hazardous chemicals—and plans to turn it into an ICE detention facility. No environmental review. No community vote. Here’s the deal.
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State Sen. Analise Ortiz fights proposed ICE detention facility in Surprise
A proposed ICE detention facility in Surprise is moving forward at the federal level, but local leaders say they’ve been left out of the loop. Now, leaders like State Sen. Analise Ortiz are demanding transparency and fighting against the development on behalf of constituents.
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How Trump’s new Title X guidelines could change birth control access
A new funding policy could change up access to birth control across the country. New guidelines under Trump will push clinics to focus on natural family planning and fertility awareness, while almost completely leaving out contraception. Potential funding changes could also limit people’s options and leave them seeking care from crisis pregnancy centers, which are…
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Attorney for Christian Diaz family reacts to no-charge decision
A Phoenix father who family members say disarmed an intruder inside his home was later shot and killed by a police officer. Now, prosecutors say no charges will be filed, while the family is calling for further action.
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Arizona’s new APS settlement could change who loses power during heat waves
An 82-year-old Arizona woman died after her power was cut off in 99-degree heat. Now, APS is finally being held accountable—and this settlement could save lives this summer. Here’s what the deal means for you.
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An Arizona ESA mom wants reform — not abolition
An Arizona woman who has relied on an ESA account for her son for almost a decade is looking to regulate, not abolish, the program.
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Surprise residents speak out against approval of Project Baccara data center
Beth Mortensen, a resident of the Surprise area, is speaking out after the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors greenlit Project Baccara, a 160-acre data center campus.
