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Phoenix comic Paul Horner made himself into America's best-known “fake news” writer – and potentially swung a presidential election in the bargain.
Phoenix comic Paul Horner made himself into America's best-known “fake news” writer – and potentially swung a presidential election in the bargain.
As TPC Scottsdale readies for another Phoenix Open, a new Maricopa County Superior Court case challenges the city's taxpayer support of the event. Could public money be buried beneath the greens?
From finding Bob Crane's killer to nabbing the Phoenix freeway shooter, the Valley is awash in unsolved mysteries primed for Serial-liked resolutions. Could crowdsourcing investigations on the web deliver new answers to Arizona's most baffling cold cases?
Would you film a 9/11 movie in Toronto? As Hollywood re-creates the Yarnell Hill Fire in New Mexico, family members and survivors wonder if media interest has crossed into exploitation.
A baseball injury left him paralyzed at age 21, but Loren Worthington is back on the field as an “adaptive” sports photographer, leading him on an unexpected path to Rio.
Rural Arizonans fear their water is being depleted by Saudi Arabian food producers. But state agriculturists laud the $180 million farm investment.
From domain hosting to mattresses, the Phoenix startup community is filled with ballers. Missing: a sexy identity to rival Silicon Valley.
The Valley has its share of former Olympians, who now coach kids to go for the gold – in athletics and beyond.
Seasonal affective disorder is a "thing" in Phoenix during summer, when depression, aggression and stifled productivity all mushroom in the relentless Sonoran heat.
Could U.S. Marshal David Gonzales be the bipartisan, bicultural candidate to finally dethrone Sheriff Joe?
Our list of the 25 most influential people in metro Phoenix healthcare.
Get locked up with friends or coworkers in the latest live-action game and team-building craze: puzzle rooms and escape games.
He built an Arizona movie theater empire before Harkins, and brought organized baseball to Phoenix before Colangelo. So how come nobody knows Harry Nace
Located 55 miles west of Phoenix, the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station has never incurred earthquake damage. After last November’s rumblings, can we still rest easy?
With Tempe's Vemma under attack by the FTC, founder BK Boreyko’s notorious young sales crew is rapidly jumping ship.