HistoryThe 1916 Arizona Governor’s Election Was Undecided for More Than a Year
A poorly designed ballot and a bevy of court cases left the 1916 Arizona governor’s election undecided – for more than a year.
A poorly designed ballot and a bevy of court cases left the 1916 Arizona governor’s election undecided – for more than a year.
The return of tax incentives is poised to rejuvenate Arizona’s film industry – and Valley development.
Throughout the team’s 55-year existence, one thing has remained consistent: that familiar purple and orange palette, so evocative of Arizona’s painterly sunsets.
Resigned to a midterm drubbing, Arizona Democrats brought their B game to the state’s Congressional and Legislative races. Can #Roevember save them?
From sports to technology to that bullet train to Tucson we’ve always wanted, peer into the Valley’s collective future.
Scottsdale’s Canal Convergence turns 10.
Opinion columnist Jim Sharpe proposes strategies for a secure Election Day.
Our columnist’s lifelong love affair with Charlotte’s Web reaches a nostalgic apex in Phoenix.
Predictions of rich oil deposits in Arizona fueled successive exploration booms that produced gullible investors, but no black gold.
A high-tech, indoor vertical farm in Avondale aims to shake up the future of agribusiness in the Valley.
With his All Puppet Players theater troupe, Shaun Michael McNamara put an adult spin on the popular children’s diversion.
A glimpse of the goings on in Phoenix this fall.
Once teeming with full-time theater, art and music critics, the Valley now has a vanishing handful. Who – if anyone – is filling the gap?
The former FOX 10 anchor and would-be Arizona governor seemed open to a profile in PHOENIX. Then she wasn’t. We did one anyway.
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.