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.
In its second year of eligibility, LOOKOUT won four national journalism awards, while its Editor-in-Chief Joseph Darius Jaafari was honored with a Spirit of AAN Award
From a crepe shop that is doubling up as a community activist hub, to how frontline medics are tending to the needs of elderly protesters, here are some stories from our Reporting as Resistance Spring 2026 Cohort.
Four republicans are fighting for GOP votes for the July 21 primaries.
LOOKOUT will receive yearlong research, public records and investigative support ahead of the 2026 midterm elections through MuckRock’s new Sunlight Research Desk initiative.
The debate framed the question of data centers as not the main reason for electricity rate upticks, but overall usage problems.
On May 14, we'll be live blogging from a patio of a local bar, and counting the number of times "D.E.I." is said between Republicans Tom Horne and Kimberly Yee
On May 13, we'll be live blogging from a patio of a local bar, making sense of the debate between Democrats Brett Newby and Teresa Leyba Ruiz.
After two reporters were arrested for covering a protest, more than 50 news outlets are demanding federal authorities drop the charges.
LOOKOUT’s OUTWATCH Fest 2025 unites Arizona’s LGBTQ+ community through conversation, play, and celebration.
With the fear of more LGBTQ+ rights restrictions, possible discrimination, and a culture that appears to be labeling diversity as a threat, Democratic lawmakers are scrambling for how to help fix it.
While Arizona is still counting ballots, Trump has taken the necessary number of electoral college votes to be reinstated as the 47th President of the United States.
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