Arizona Cannabis Community Stunned by Death of ‘Tireless Advocate’ Mikel Weisser
“Arizona lost a great one… This really hurts a lot. It’s shocking.” — Michelle Mushee Westenfield
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COVID-19 Testing: CVS Adds 10 New Arizona Drive-Thrus, ‘Blitz’ Continues This Weekend
CVS has added 10 new Arizona drive-thru coronavirus testing sites. And the Arizona Testing Blitz continues this weekend.
Arizona’s Stay-at-Home Order Will Expire on Friday, Ducey Says
Ducey gives the state a “green light” to reopen, saying that statistics show “we are clearly on the other side of this pandemic.”
A Restaurant’s Been Tricking Job Applicants Into Writing Positive Google Reviews
“Maybe you could write a general review of Japanese food. That will allow the manager to see if you like the food or not.”
The Arizona Trail Would End at Trump’s Border Wall Under a New CBP Plan
“This is not about politics,” an advocacy group says. “This is about losing a piece of a nationally significant trail.”
Arizona’s Largest Homeless Shelter Confirms First COVID-19 Case
“They should have told us that this virus was out here.”
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‘My Father Is Positive’: 25 Coronavirus Cases Reported at a Phoenix Assisted Living Home
“Out of an abundance of respect for our residents and staff, we will not be releasing the number of COVID-19 positive cases at our facility.”
Ducey: Don’t Blame Me for ‘Firing’ Coronavirus Modeling Scientists
“The Arizona Republic looked into all the modeling that was done and found them to be widely divergent and constantly changing” Patrick Ptak said.
As Arizona Opens Up, a Former Nurse Tells Her Near-Death COVID-19 Story
A few days after she got home from Colorado, she started feeling achy and developed a fever and the chills.
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Garda Armored Truck Crash in Phoenix Follows Report of Problems With Firm
People on the scene helped the driver get out before the vehicle caught fire, DPS said.
Trump Pledges Help and Touts Border Wall in Arizona Meeting With Native Leaders
“It’s shameful that the first citizens of this country are having to fight over and over for what is rightfully ours,” said Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez.
It’s Not Just the Number of Flights That Are Down at Sky Harbor
The airport’s businesses are struggling mightily, too.
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The Arizona Packaging Company Keeping Medical Marijuana Looking Good
“Every day is a crisis, right?” Hartsell said.
Two Arizona County Sheriffs Are Refusing to Enforce Coronavirus Emergency Orders
“I don’t want to make criminals out of people who are just trying to keep their business from going under,” said Pinal County’s Mark Lamb.
A Dispensary’s Ex-Staffers Claim It Ignored Concerns, Violated Laws in Arizona
“They downplayed a lot of her concerns and also didn’t address many of the most important ones,” Myers said.
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Coronavirus Lockdown Gives Cannabis Delivery Company a Surge That May Last
“It’s like Postmates for weed,” Ghiz said.
Once Upon a Time … in Tempe: The Early Days of Phoenix New Times
Fifty years ago this week, the Kent State Massacre inspired a band of 20-something rebels to found Phoenix New Times.
A Skinhead Informant, Revenge Porn, and the Extortion of a Phoenix FBI Agent
A series of dramatic events and revelations involving a former FBI agent, her informant, and several prominent Arizona criminals.
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Arizona’s Stay-at-Home Order Is Extended, and Other Takeaways From Ducey’s Presser
“Physical distancing is working,” Governor Doug Ducey said Wednesday. “We’re slowing the spread. We’ve made significant progress and can’t let up.”
U.S. Human Rights Network Sued by Arizona Ex-Director in Labor Dispute
Phoenix City Council member Carlos Garcia is one the organization’s eight board members, but wasn’t named in the lawsuit.
A Fountain Hills Cafe Owner’s Fight to Resist Lockdown Is Headed to Court
Merita Kraya may be the first Arizonan to be prosecuted for failing to adhere to emergency coronavirus rules.
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State’s Medical Cannabis Industry Feels Coronavirus Effects Despite Sales Boom
“We’ve been a huge beneficiary of this, which has been bittersweet,” Beuerlin said. “It’s been a huge windfall for us.”