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The “Independent” Voices in Arizona’s Voter Guide Aren’t Always So Independent

A LOOKOUT analysis of 594 submissions found that more than 200 were handled by just four people working across political groups, while the state does not fact-check the arguments it prints.

Phoenix Pride Faces Uncertain Future After Bankruptcy Filing

The LGBTQ+ nonprofit is restructuring its finances while preparing for its October festival and facing an Aug. 26 deadline in bankruptcy court.

Queer Activists Are Living in a Tree to Stop Trump’s Border Wall

In southern Arizona, a predominantly queer and femme protest camp is risking arrest to protect a cottonwood and stop a $500 million border wall project.

Election Distrust is Not Just a Republican Thing

New LOOKOUT survey found fewer than 30% of Democrats and Independents fully trust U.S. elections. Instead of the right’s fraud claims, they blame gerrymandering, voter suppression, money in politics and fears of federal interference.

"Nada ni nadie robará mi identidad"

Una solicitante de asilo venezolana transgénero relata sus 44 días en uno de los centros de detención más mortíferos del país.

A Trans Woman Detained in a Deadly Arizona Detention Center Refuses to be Silent

Karla Saenz alleges neglect and transphobia, but also found fortitude and solidarity inside a detention camp.

Robert Wallace Is Fringe. He Also Might Be the Future.

The openly gay Republican has built his political career opposing LGBTQ+ inclusion — particularly transgender rights. He's reposted antisemitic conspiracy theories and claimed to be a reincarnated "Black gangbanger." Still, he's been endorsed by sitting and past lawmakers.

Pickles, Porn, and Grass: Check Out These Zines!

The Phoenix-based operator of Wasted Ink Zine Distro gives a rundown of what zines are popping off, what reads are worth re-opening, and how they all help make sense of our world.

What Can the Colorado River Offer Queer Communities?

As more queer travelers take to the river, some Grand Canyon outfitters are rethinking what safety means — both on the water and off it.

The Fight Over Phoenix’s Parks Is Really a Fight Over What Happens to the Homeless

As Phoenix cracks down on outreach in public parks, advocates, doctors, neighborhood leaders and unhoused residents share concerns over what comes next, and question if the city is helping anyone.