Kristi Noem says Arizona has been ‘absolute disaster’ on elections
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem slammed Arizona's elections and pushed for passage of the SAVE America Act, a bill to require voter ID and proof of citizenship for voter registration.
Best new Phoenix restaurant closes abruptly. ‘Dreams dashed’
After less than four months in downtown Phoenix, Golden Oak Barbecue & Taproom , which won The Republic's reader's choice poll for the best new restaurant of 2025, has permanently closed. A strongly-worded letter signed by executive chef Grant McLennon was posted on the door of the restaurant on Feb. 11. The letter's...
The 14 Arizona Buffets Everyone Needs To Try At Least Once
Arizona might be famous for its desert landscapes and stunning sunsets, but I’m here to tell you about something equally impressive: the buffet scene. From seafood spreads that rival coastal cities to international feasts that transport your taste buds across continents, our state serves up some seriously memorable...
Collision with vehicle leaves motorcyclist dead in north Phoenix
PHOENIX — A motorcyclist is dead after crashing into a vehicle in north Phoenix late Thursday night, according to authorities. Police responded to the area of 15th Avenue and Bethany Home Road around 10:30 p.m. for reports of a fatal collision. A man, later identified as 54-year-old Jason Sutterfield,...
TSA PreCheck Touchless ID launches at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport has launched TSA PreCheck Touchless ID, a new facial recognition technology that allows travelers with PreCheck to go through security without showing identification. The technology launched in Terminal 3 and is expanding to Terminal 4 over the next two...
Gilbert Moving Forward with New Data Center Guidelines
The Gilbert Planning Commission is moving toward implementing further restrictions to manage further construction of data centers. The Commission has argued the move is due to the large quantity of resources consumed by data centers – whether it be power or water. Other concerns surrounding data centers include...
Army helicopter reportedly released fuel over Phoenix-area neighborhoods
The U.S. Army says it is investigating after one of its helicopters allegedly released fuel at a low altitude over neighborhoods on the Phoenix-Tempe border last week. Phoenix and Tempe fire crews were called to several neighborhoods on Feb. 5 for reports of an aircraft fuel-release. A Tempe official said...
DRUG ADDICT HIGH ON FENTANYL RUNS OVER, KILLS TRIATHLON NATIONAL CHAMPION
Phoenix, Arizona USA police report 26-year-old amateur cyclist and 2x USA Triathlon Collegiate National Champion Hannah Rose Henry was on a training ride last Sunday morning in south Phoenix when she was allegedly run over and killed by a vehicle driven by a drug addict, who fled the scene. “When...
Prop 479 Brings Major Transportation Upgrades to Southeast Mesa
Maricopa County continues to plan for the future with Proposition 479, a voter-approved initiative funding long-term transportation improvements. If you’ve been curious about what projects are coming to Southeast Mesa, the Prop 479 website is now live, showing what’s planned or underway at. Key Projects in Southeast...
The Reuben Sandwich at This No-Frills Restaurant Is Worth the Drive Across Arizona
If you are chasing the perfect Reuben, set your GPS to Scottsdale and do not look back. Goldmans Deli keeps things simple, generous, and wildly satisfying, the kind of place you tell friends about before you even leave the parking lot. From the first crunch of toasted rye to the...
