Valley NewsSharpe to the Point: Flake, Act II
A look at Jeff Flake's second act in politics
A look at Jeff Flake's second act in politics
As traditional housing rates increase, cost-effective mobile homes seem to be on the way out.
A hungry roadrunner gets snapped in action by a watchful hiker.
After losing the Republican primary in August, Diane Douglas submitted a surprise proposal to scrap the new Arizona education standards she initiated after ditching Common Core three years ago.
Columnist Jim Sharpe’s take on the migrant caravan from Central America.
Regional distinction pays off for the East Valley.
To build or not to build! That’s the question facing McDowell Sonoran Preserve enthusiasts and Scottsdale residents this November.
The Valley's Coachella-size hopes crumbled when the plein-air music festival pulled out after just one year.
Now that the Mormon church has opted out of the girls-welcoming Boy Scouts, what will happen to scouting culture in the LDS-heavy East Valley?
Arizona State University is building a laser that could revolutionize everything from cancer treatment to art history.
Freelance artist Christopher Blank goes back in time with a Polaroid of Two Guns, a popular tourist destination off Route 66.
Opinion columnist shares his thoughts on calls to abolish ICE.
Get to know Jenee Prince, the pipes behind the Valley’s wormiest earworm for Express Flooring
It’s October, and that means two things: Halloween thrills and scenic in-state road trips. Satisfy both cravings in one fell swoop with this 20-page séance devoted to Arizona’s bounty of abandoned treasures.
A former Route 66 diner near Roosevelt Row creates an atmosphere that stimulates appetites, conversation and nostalgia.