So Much Cope: How Arizona Republicans Are Handling the Audit’s Finding That Biden Won
One Gab user wrote: “Even hardcore Trumpers didnt see anything resembling fraud. You all failed.”
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On the Ground at the Chaotic Right-Wing ‘Liberty Revolution’ at the Arizona State Capitol
A faction of Arizona’s most ardent believers in voter fraud has turned against the Cyber Ninjas’ effort, now that it’s complete.
Is Arizona’s Redistricting Process Excluding Latinos and Native Americans?
No hearings have occurred in Maryvale while two are slated to take place in Scottsdale.
With Immigration Reform on the Table, Arizona Activists Say Kelly and Sinema Aren’t Doing Enough
Activists are calling on Arizona’s Senators to lead on immigration reforms. So far, they have been quiet.
Universal Basic Income in Phoenix? Council Approves Monthly Checks for 1,000 Families
The $12 million program is being funded by federal COVID-19 relief funds.
Why Does Kyrsten Sinema Oppose Drug Pricing Reform? Maybe This Is Why.
Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema has been dubbed a “pharma favorite in Congress.”
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Arizona Extremists Are Planning to Gather at the State Capitol – Just in Time for the ‘Audit’ Results
Arizona elected officials will speak alongside Capitol rioters at Phoenix’s own “Justice For J6” rally.
Five Weed Festivals in Arizona This Fall
Here are five smoky soirees taking place around Arizona in the coming weeks.
In West Phoenix, a Pot Grower’s Paradise Is Now Blooming
Amateur pot farmers, rejoice: Nate Lipton has opened a Phoenix branch of his Growers House gardening shop.
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Mayor Joe? Arpaio Says He’s ‘Really Thinking’ About Running for Fountain Hills’ Top Office
“I’m not doing it to get my name in the paper,” Arpaio said. “When I go to the toilet, my name is in the paper.”
Sick Challenger, Bro: Prescott Valley Police Spend Marijuana Money on Muscle Cars
“They put every possible thing to put in those cars.”
Fed Up With Grueling Shifts and Chronic Understaffing, Sky Harbor Restaurant Workers Are Striking
“Workers here are just fed up.”
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That Delta-8 You Bought Might Be More Potent Than You Think
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and Federal Drug Administration (FDA) issued an emergency advisory on September 14 regarding delta-8 THC.
In Mesa, Millions of Covid Relief Funds Will Go To High-Tech Police Surveillance
A “real-time crime center” is coming to Mesa on the federal government’s dime.
The Plan to Bring Light Rail to West Phoenix Might Be Getting a Reboot
The Citizens Transportation Commission recommended that the city council revisit the issue.
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You Can Trade a Bra for a Pre-Roll Joint at The Mint
Bring a bra to The Mint between now and Friday, October 15, and get a free pre-roll joint.
Maricopa County Attorney Allister Adel Seeking Treatment for Drinking, Eating Disorder
Allister Adel isn’t on leave while she seeks treatment, according to a MCAO spokesperson.
The Return of the Toxic Toad Is Good, Actually
Herpetologists are celebrating.
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The FBI Investigated a Douglas Cop for Allegedly Aiding Drug Traffickers
The FBI had corroborated reports that the former Douglas cop was colluding with drug traffickers.
At Least One Arizona Lawmaker Is ‘Seriously Considering’ Pushing a Texas-Style Abortion Ban
State Senator Nancy Barto thinks the Texas abortion law is a “novel approach.”
The Woman Who Went Viral for Intentionally Coughing on Shoppers Is From Scottsdale
“The coughing lady is from Scottsdale. Of course she is.”
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‘Keep Phoenix Un-Lit’: A Plan to Bring More Digital Billboards to Maricopa County Meets Opposition
Becker Boards, a private billboard company, drafted the plan that officials are considering.