Arizona has played a secret but starring role in witness protection and relocation efforts since the earliest days of 20th-century organized crime.
In its heyday, an all-but-forgotten airstrip in tiny Douglas, Arizona, catered to the likes of Amelia Earhart and Eleanor Roosevelt as America’s first-ever international airport. It’s now for sale.
The surprisingly shady roots of the NFL’s oldest team, our Arizona Cardinals.
How the killing of a 73-year-old waiter in Arcadia came back to haunt the Chicago mob.
Ninety years after federal lawman Paul E. Reynolds was fished out of a Phoenix canal with a bullet hole in his heart, the FBI still refuses to say who killed him – officially, the only unsolved murder of a bureau agent in U.S. history.
When a prominent businessman was found dead in the Arizona Canal in 1992, his little black book exposed Phoenix high society’s steamiest secrets.
Nothing screams "the 1980s" like the Valley's bygone shopping mall heyday. We go nostalgia-shopping at Chris-Town, Metro Center and other titans of '80s retail.