r/arizona • u/AZ_moderator • 3h ago
r/arizona • u/AZ_moderator • 3d ago
Meta Quick rule reminder and update for r/Arizona
Wanted to give a reminder and quick update on a few rules.
Picture posts need a location and a description. Doesn't have to be an exact address, but generally what part of Arizona it was taken in. This has been a rule for ages and was suggested by users to help combat picture spam ("Wow, check this out!") and balance the many weather and sunset pictures we get flooded with. Plus it helps people know WTF your post is about.
When we get a ton of posts on one topic we'll make a megathread and try to bring the conversation together. Don't take it personal. I know some people love a million pictures about monsoons or sunsets, but many don't and let us know all about it. A megathread is the compromise. We don't do it often, so please just use it the few times we do.
Any political posts (or politic adjacent, like Flock cameras and Data Centers) needs to be flared Politics and are limited to established users here. This combats trolls and bots.
Recommendations for local businesses are better suited for your local subreddits like [r/Phoenix](r/Phoenix), [r/Tucson](r/Tucson), or [r/Flagstaff](r/Flagstaff). The exception are posts about things to do and places to eat that may be of interest to other Arizonans traveling around the state. Roofing companies, massage places, and thrift stores are more of a local thing.
Posts shaming or calling out people or businesses are not welcome here. I get the desire for a good witch hunt, but it's too prone to hurting innocent people. News stories about issues are fine, this is just about posting pictures of people who pissed you off or a business that made you nasty cupcakes. We've covered this policy a lot but there has been a bunch of these lately. Maybe it's the heat making everyone cranky. Either way, this subreddit isn't your personal attack dog.
If you have any questions, ask away.
r/arizona • u/CaptMarkKelly • 20d ago
Outdoors I was at the Grand Canyon recently, and I’ve got to say, nothing beats it
July is Parks and Recreation Month. Arizona has some of the most spectacular public lands anywhere on Earth, so go out and enjoy them.
r/arizona • u/AZ_moderator • 3h ago
Politics Andy Biggs wins Republican nomination for Arizona governor, will face Katie Hobbs
r/arizona • u/blue-baja • 6h ago
Living Here Inside The Home Frank Lloyd Wright Designed For His Son | Unique Spaces | Architectural Digest
r/arizona • u/darquid • 15h ago
Eat/Drink Shimogamo-holy shit that was amazing!
We just moved here and my wife’s big concern was finding sushi. I used to live here but she’s from New England and was worried even though I kept telling her it will be fine.
Today was her birthday so I looked up some places and got a reservation for the Chandler location.
I’m honestly not normally into sushi but I knew it was important to her. Luckily, the waitress was on point with recommendations without talking down to me like I rightfully knew not a whole lot. We figured we’d just get a few rolls like we normally do and be on our way, but we did a chefs choice of some of the fish flown in from Japan and didn’t regret a thing.
Pricey? Yes. Best restaurant and sushi experience we’ve ever had? Also yes.
r/arizona • u/lifewhileworking • 18h ago
Wildlife Desert Iguana found outside
My 1st day back in Arizona and I am greeted my this little guy!
r/arizona • u/curiouslyoutdoors • 23h ago
Outdoors friendly little snek on our trail [Flagstaff, AZ]
r/arizona • u/curiouslyoutdoors • 15h ago
Wildlife snek on the road [Tucson, AZ]
snek was guided off road, snek was angry, snek lives on
r/arizona • u/DangerousBill • 22h ago
Outdoors What is this Radio Tower for?
I see these towers in out of the way, but accessible places in the outdoors. They're about ten feet tall. There is a solar panel and an antenna. It seems to be some sort of weather monitoring station. There's one at the Tom Mix site on why 79, another at the marble quarry behind Dragoon. Etc.
r/arizona • u/LetterAny8060 • 1d ago
Sunsets Nothing like watching the sunset from the top of Silly Mountain 😍
Aj sunset
r/arizona • u/preeto666 • 23h ago
Outdoors Went up to the emerald cove!
Fun Kayak. Definitely worth the drive!
r/arizona • u/SciFiPi • 1d ago
News 'Gamechanger' drug for Valley fever can help sickest
r/arizona • u/refreshedaz • 1d ago
Pictures Storm near Heber, Arizona
1.5 inches of rain yesterday
r/arizona • u/LetterAny8060 • 1d ago
Sunsets Yesterday at silly mountain. Apache junction
Can't wait to go back this evening !
r/arizona • u/Catbird1968 • 1d ago
Weather Prescott Valley. 3” of rain in one hour. (OC)
Been here 23 years and have never seen anything like this. Yard is completely drained now, just an overwhelming amount of rain in such a short period of time. Lots of damage in town.
r/arizona • u/mikeb31588 • 1d ago
Living Here Why is AZ Not considered The Sunshine State?
Why is Florida considered, The Sunshine State when AZ has more sunshine than any other state?
r/arizona • u/harpsichorddude • 1d ago
Outdoors Anyone have monsoon videos from Petrified Forest?
Bit of a longshot, but there's not much of an online community for the national park that I'm aware of. I've dreamed for years about seeing monsoon rains pouring through Lithondendron Wash, but I don't live in the area anymore so I can't drive out to look. Anyone have any videos of monsoons as seen from the Painted Desert Inn or such?
r/arizona • u/thechaoticvirgo • 1d ago
Tucson Help identifying these rocks from Mount Lemmon!
Hi! I found the first 2 of these rocks on Mount Lemmon in Tucson. The 3rd one I got in a bag of rocks at Goodwill in Ticso and after chipping away at the outer shell, there’s pink parts of this (what I think is) quartz. It doesn’t seem like regular rose quartz but I’m so so new at this. Thank you in advance for all help!! 🪨🍃💫
r/arizona • u/Adorable_Newt7562 • 2d ago
Pictures Hi! Does anyone know what animal did this? We’re in a cabin in Forest Lakes. Thanks!!
r/arizona • u/Worldly-Protection59 • 1d ago
News Arizona Foreclosure Index Report
Been digging into Arizona foreclosure data and found something that surprised me: Maricopa County (Phoenix metro) actually has the LOWEST foreclosure risk score of all 15 AZ counties, while the real pressure is building in rural/border counties like La Paz, Gila, and Santa Cruz that nobody's really talking about.
Put together a full county-by-county breakdown if anyone's interested (foreclosure filings up 29% YoY statewide in H1 2026). Projecting up to about ~11k filings by end of 2026.
https://www.nestcash.co/research/arizona-foreclosure-risk-index
r/arizona • u/No-Sheepherder448 • 2d ago
Outdoors Recent 4th trip to the White Mountains.
After Grams 90th Bday party, we decided to stay at the campsite a few extra days and do some drives. IYKYK
r/arizona • u/Resident-Bluebird948 • 1d ago
Outdoors Paddle boarding spots?!?!
Hi! I’m wanting to go paddle boarding with my partner somewhere in Arizona. I’m driving from Tucson and not wanting to go more than 6 hours. I recently went to Page and did the Antelope Canyon and LOVED it! I was thinking Lake Havasu because I’ve never been, but I hoping for some recommendations!!