Valley NewsFor Sale or Rent
Ashley M. BiggersMarch 2019
Arizona state trust land has long been sold to fund state institutions, but increasing sales directed to public schools raise sustainability questions.
Arizona Archives
LifestyleMalfunction Junctions
Douglas TowneMarch 2019
The bygone Arizona hamlets of Hightown, Weedville and Norton’s Corner had unusual names – and even more unusual histories.
Valley NewsDrip Drop Dilemma
Douglas TowneMarch 2019
Phoenix labors to fix its leaky water pipes during a decades-long drought.
Valley NewsHacienda Effect
Jimmy MagahernMarch 2019
After unthinkable patient abuse at a Phoenix care facility, lawmakers and activists look at reforms.
PeopleThe Doctors’ Doctors
Christianna SilvaMarch 2019
Six Valley physicians share their stories of turning to medical colleagues in times of need
Valley NewsThe Cactus Cure
Keridwen CorneliusMarch 2019
Instead of battling cancer, some cactus breeds adapt. Arizona State University researchers wonder if humans can, too.
Arizona schoolkids score above the national average on fitness, but experts say we should do better.
We chat with the new director of the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System about her goals and potential policy changes.
Opinion columnist Jim Sharpe ruminates on U.S. Senate opponents Mark Kelly and Martha McSally.
A monthly look at Arizona wine with Valley dining impresario Pavle Milic.
Gee, when the elections are over I’ll sure miss the TV ads.
In honor of exploring all things alien at the International UFO Museum and Research Center in Roswell, New Mexico, for the February 2018 Great Escape, we are rounding up our own state's top three UFO stories.
According to information from the National UFO Reporting Center and the Mutual UFO Network, Maricopa County was recorded as having the second-most UFO sightings between 2001 and 2015 compared to all U.S. counties. In all, there were 2,523 reported sightings in 15 years. Los Angeles County was the number one place to spot a UFO.
May 29
James Taylor
The legendary singer/songwriter is recognized for his warm baritone voice and distinctive style of guitar-playing in such hits as “Fire and Rain,” “You’ve Got a Friend,” “How Sweet It Is,” “Shower the People” and “Country Road.” Bonnie Raitt is special guest. 7:30 p.m. Call for ticket prices. Talking Stick Resort Arena, 201 E. Jefferson St., Phoenix, ticketmaster.com, 800-745-3000.
AdventuresNew Around Town: Douglas
Leah LeMoineDecember 2017
Formerly a smelter site for neighboring Bisbee’s copper mines, the quaint border town of Douglas now draws birders and history buffs to its riparian areas and historic landmarks. We round up the new and notable in “Arizona’s Hometown.”
ListsThanksgiving for Everyone in Phoenix
PMInternNovember 2017
Tis the season... to be eating your own weight in green bean casserole, turkey and pumpkin pie and regretting it in the morning (but not really). Not a fan of typical turkey or want something more high-end? Or perhaps you're sick of being stuck in the kitchen rather than participating in the super fun familial political arguments. In Phoenix, there's something for everyone this Thanksgiving.