Rocket Man: Scottsdale Astronaut Will Be the First to Spend Eternity in Deep Space
Philip Chapman’s only wish in life was to go to space. In death, his wish is coming true.
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Study: Arizonans Led Toilet Paper Panic Buying During Pandemic
A new study reveals Arizona led the Great Toilet Paper Panic of 2020.
Higher Learning: Scottsdale’s College of Cannabis
Marie Saloum, CEO of GreenPharms, a Mesa dispensary, says classes like these at SCC will hopefully teach students the fundamentals of the retail cannabis industry.
Best and Worst Candidates on Cannabis, According to Arizona NORML
Arizona NORML ranked 177 candidates by their views on cannabis. Here are the best – and the worst.
Arizona Legislature Was Warned Ban on Filming Cops Was ‘Unconstitutional’ Before Passing Law
The Arizona Legislature’s own attorneys called this new law unconstitutional. Arizona Republicans passed it anyway.
Congressional Hearing Reveals More About Arizona’s Role in January 6 Attack
It’s becoming clearer that lawmakers from close to home played a significant role in Trump’s futile ploy to overturn the election.
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City of Phoenix Sued Over Police Killing of Disabled Man
Last year, Stanley Howard, a 64-year-old man with mental health issues and a water gun, was shot more than 10 times by Phoenix police officers.
‘No Handouts’ Jim Lamon Defends Accepting Billions in Federal Help at Former Solar Venture
Despite billions of dollars in federal help throughout his career, Jim Lamon insists government should “get the hell out of the way” of American businesses.
AZ Patriots Leader Wanted by Police After Bear Mace Attack
AZ Patriots leader Jennifer Harrison is wanted by police after an altercation at a pro-choice protest.
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DOJ Sues Arizona Over ‘Onerous’ New Voting Law
“Arizona has passed a law that turns the clock back on progress,” said one DOJ prosecutor.
Fans Hold Rally for Brittney Griner as Star Pleads Guilty to Drug Charges
Griner has now spent 140 days detained in a hellish Russian jail, virtually without contact with the outside world, as she fights her legal case.
In Arizona Congressional Bid, Ex-NFL Player’s Viral Campaign Ad Glorifies Gunning Down Democrats
Here’s a crazy one: He’s a former NFL running back managed by a QAnon influencer, and guns down Klansmen in a new campaign ad.
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City of Phoenix Wants to Divert Calls From Its Police
Phoenix has a preliminary plan to move certain calls away from police. But activists say the city has been slow to implement long-desired police reforms.
Endorsed for Congress by a Neo-Nazi? No Worries, Just Blame the Media
Blake Masters is the favorite candidate of neo-Nazis and white supremacists, one Republican analyst said.
Don’t Get Caught With Cannabis at Customs in These Countries
Though state cannabis laws are becoming increasingly lax within the United States, globetrotters should not chance traveling abroad with any form of marijuana – especially to these countries.
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Phoenix Mercury Hosting Rally to Free Brittney Griner From Russian Jail Hell
The Phoenix Mercury is hosting a rally for Brittney Griner, who has spent months detained in Russia on an alleged drug charge.
Arizona Bill Posed to Solve Zoning Woes for Social Equity Licensees Fails in Final Hour
The failure of HB 2050 brings attention to challenges social equity licensees face in the marijuana market.
Has Arizona’s Uncapped Cannabis Cultivation Created a Glut?
There is concern that without regulation capping production in Arizona, grows continue to increase output even with prices already on the decline.
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DOJ Probe Into Phoenix Police Has Cost City $1.9 Million So Far
In the year since the Department of Justice announced that the Phoenix police department was under investigation, the city of Phoenix has provided investigators with more than one million pages of documents.
Hot Ticket: How Arizona’s Sizzling Summer Primary Excludes Vulnerable Voters
Arizona’s sweltering summer primaries are primarily forgotten, and that’s by design.
Hearts of Glass: Phoenix Artists Show Off Their Wacky, Inspired Rigs for 710 Day
Phoenix artists are producing stunning hand-crafted rigs and bongs. Here’s a glimpse, just in time for 710 Day.
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Facing Homelessness After $462 Monthly Hike: One Story From Phoenix’s Renter Crisis
A California investment firm bought Nancy Lake’s apartment complex. Then, her monthly rent went up nearly $500.