The average person ingests a credit card’s worth of microplastics every week. Gilbert-based materials science company Footprint aims to change that.
Are school-choice proponents using COVID to dismantle public schooling? Our columnist thinks so.
Historical landmarks are scant in Phoenix and recent demos raise a troubling question: What’s the impact if an owner neglected the property intentionally?
When the Census undercounted Arizona, it left our state’s Independent Redistricting Commission with fewer options to draw fair congressional districts.
An enormous salt deposit sitting beneath Luke Airforce Base helped spice up the West Valley’s postwar economy and still serves several vital purposes today.
Some misguided Americans imagine that the good ol’ boy system is in full effect in Arizona. Next year will prove them even more wrong.
Arizona’s burgeoning bitcoin industry raises environmental concerns.
Scottsdale’s Plant Solutions uses nature to ease workers back to their desks.
Delays and alleged construction defects plague a high-profile Paradise Valley resort development.
The pandemic cosmetic procedure boom isn’t limited to brow lifts and breast implants – nor is it always aesthetic.
Music promoters like Charlie Levy took their COVID-19 licks and are ready to rock.
Our columnist wrings her hands over her irrigated lawn while enjoying its fruits.
From pioneering primary schools to higher learning institutions breaking new ground, here’s a glimpse into the innovative efforts put forth by Arizona’s unique education system.
A complete but grotesquely premature oral history of the Maricopa County 2020 election recount.
In the 1950s, Frank Lloyd Wright’s futuristic design for Arizona’s statehouse divided the city.
