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ICE Is Still Trying to Remove Low-Priority Undocumented Immigrants, Attorneys Say
Federal immigration prosecutors aren’t following the Biden administration’s new guidelines, attorneys allege.
More Thoughts on the Medical vs. Recreational Divide in Arizona
New perspectives on customer-service growing pains in the Arizona pot market.
Maricopa County Sheriff’s Deputy Cleared After Siccing Dog on Cuffed Inmate in Cell
The MCSO Deputy who sicced a K9 on a handcuffed inmate was cleared of criminal wrongdoing and department policy violations.
Downtown Mesa Is on the Cusp of a Second Golden Age
New businesses are flooding in. New housing is being constructed. A current of fresh new energy seems to animate Main Street.
This Week in COVID: Storms Delay Vaccines, Banner Resumes Visitation
Flags are at half-mast to recognize the 500,000 in the United States who have died from COVID-19.
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How Recreational Legalization Is Affecting Medical Marijuana Patients in Arizona
Some Arizona MMJ patients feel that legalization has made marijuana less accessible for them.
Dark Money Groups Use Dirty Tricks in Phoenix Council Race Despite New Rules
One thing both campaigns agree on: The measures in place to control dark money and require transparency are insufficient.
Committee Chair Kills GOP Lawmaker’s Ethics Complaint Against 42 Democrats
Chair of the House Ethics Committee Beck Nutt wrote in a letter that the committee isn’t an “arena for waging political contests.”
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Licking Ice Cream That Others Might Buy in a Store is Now a Crime in Arizona
“This is an awful solution to a problem that basically doesn’t exist.”
The Family of a Guadalupe Woman Shot During a Violent Crime Spree Wants Justice
To date, no one has been charged in Josie Marquez’s death. “We don’t know if there’s going to be any justice,” her brother said.
Congressman Andy Biggs Coordinated Efforts With Mark Finchem Before Capitol Riot
Congressman Andy Biggs coordinated with Arizona state Representative Mark Finchem on an “alternate slate” of electors.
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Phoenix Council Candidate Allegedly Punched Her Child in the Nose on Mother’s Day
The race for an open Phoenix city council seat has turned sharply personal in its final few weeks.
Thank You for Adopting This Dog, Here Is Some Marijuana
Territory Dispensary is hosting its third “Pups and Prerolls” event at its Mesa store on Saturday, February 20.
Mark Finchem Planned Jan. 6 D.C. Visit With Right-Wing Activist Ali Alexander
Finchem texted that he got “swept up” by the crowd and was riding a golf cart to the rally when he was told the rioters were storming the Capitol.
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‘They’ve Got to Be Watching Me’: Fearing Feds, Arizona Man Backs Off Online Pot Seeds Biz
Who would have thought?
This Week In COVID: 65+ Vaccine Eligible in Maricopa County, COVID in City Hall
Wastewater testing detected COVID-19 at Phoenix City Hall.
Stop Pot Monopolies From Gobbling Up Arizona’s ‘Social Equity’ Licenses, Group Urges
Arizona’s 26 remaining “social equity” licenses are the only chance many have of breaking into the state’s cannabis market.
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A Tempe Man Repeatedly Shot Two Unleashed Dogs With a .44 Magnum. Was It Self-Defense?
A man in Tempe shot two dogs over six times because they allegedly attacked him.
‘They Wanted to Keep It Hush-Hush’: City of Phoenix Still Coy on South Mountain Dumping
A large delivery of rock and debris to South Mountain Park/Preserve by a homebuilder last year was authorized without a paper trail.
Will Phoenix Shelter Beds Deal Open the Door to a Camping Crackdown?
The city has started issued urban camping tickets again.
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Attorneys: Prosecutors Misled Grand Jury in Depicting Protesters as Gang
Defense attorneys claim Maricopa County prosecutors withheld exculpatory evidence from a grand jury.