Valley NewsThe 10-Year Itch
Opinion columnist Jim Sharpe reviews the top story in Arizona for each of the last 10 years.
Opinion columnist Jim Sharpe reviews the top story in Arizona for each of the last 10 years.
Will two cases of mass cartel bloodshed in the Mexican state of Sonora cripple tourism in Rocky Point – aka “Arizona’s Beach”?
Scottsdale’s Kirby Kim proves literary agents can thrive beyond the Big Apple.
A rash of Frank Lloyd Wright-designed properties on the market begs the question. What is the “right” use for these homes?
How did longtime Arizona political mouthpiece Stephanie Grisham land one of the most high-profile jobs in the Trump administration? By not following the rules.
Advancements in fertility treatments are leading to fewer births of multiples and higher success rates.
Raised on newspapers, our columnist ponders the election-season news cycle in a print-deprived world.
In recent years, the Valley has seen a steady rise in real estate agents. Can the market sustain them all?
Valley firefighters battle for benefits after cancer diagnoses.
The Winslow Elks Lodge led an effort to import elk from Yellowstone National Park in 1913 after Arizona’s native species became extinct.
Why is the Valley’s bedding business booming?
The vote to go union split The Arizona Republic’s editorial staff – but offers reassurance to layoff-weary journalists as the company merges into the nation’s largest newspaper conglomerate.
Our columnist bids adieu to her college-age child – and reassess her own identity as a Phoenician.
Opinion columnist Jim Sharpe digs into the drama surrounding former county assessor Paul Petersen.
Amazon’s Ring app and partnership with police departments have some wondering if Big Brother is on our doorsteps.