Videos
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How Andy Biggs killed a proposal to reform school vouchers
Lawmakers were working on a deal for voucher reform. Then came US Rep. Andy Biggs. Here’s the deal.
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Advocates gather at Phoenix ICE Field Office to honor a father killed by ICE
Advocates held a demonstration on July 9 outside the downtown Phoenix ICE Field Office to honor Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a father of three killed by ICE in Texas this week.
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Why medication abortion matters in reproductive health
Legal protection doesn’t always mean abortion access. For Arizonans who can’t get to a physical clinic, medication abortion is a safe, private, and effective way to access reproductive healthcare from the comfort of their own homes.
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Gov. Hobbs talks data centers and why they should be self-sustaining
Gov. Katie Hobbs appeared on “Outspoken” and discussed why she believes data centers should be self-sustaining—not passing costs on to consumers.
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Advocates gathered for a vigil in honor of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo
Advocates gathered outside the Phoenix ICE Field Office on July 9 for a vigil honoring Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a father of three killed by ICE in Texas this week. Erika Andiola, an organizer with the National Day Laborer Organizing Network, spoke about the killing.
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Phoenix Sky Harbor lounge workers go on strike
Dozens of American Airlines lounge workers at Phoenix Sky Harbor—including dishwashers, cooks, and bartenders—walked off the job on Wednesday morning after negotiations for a better contract between their union and employer, Compass Eurest, a subcontractor for American Airlines, stalled.
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How ICE enforcement is harming all workers
ICE enforcement is hurting all workers and reducing employment rates—even for US-born men. If the Trump administration’s immigration policies continue, they could shrink the labor supply and raise prices for all Americans.
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AG Kris Mayes calls out corporate greed hurting veterans
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes met with veterans to discuss the challenges they are facing, including rising costs, scams, and corporate greed.
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Has Arizona always been THIS hot?
The air quality in Phoenix is bad, and morning temperatures are getting worse.
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Apache County voted to remove Spanish translations from its mail ballots
Apache County voted to remove Spanish translations from its mail ballots, joining Gila and Mohave counties. Spanish translations will still be available at in-person voting machines—but that means Spanish-speaking voters will have to vote in person, even though a majority of Arizona voters cast their ballots by mail.
