Among US News’ Best Places to Retire list, Phoenix just isn’t where it used to be

Phoenix dropped a spot from a year ago in the annual U.S. News & World Report Best Places to Retire rankings, but just two years ago, the Valley was close to falling off the 150-city list completely. Here's where it stands now.

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Among US News’ Best Places to Retire list, Phoenix just isn’t where it used to be

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