After 4 Months, Ex-Arizona Prison Boss Indicted in Tequila-Fueled Standoff With Cops
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Where Weed and Wrestling Meet
Fresco Mattic and “Grand Slam” Watson, the Arizona Wrestling Federation Tag Team champions, connected with other wrestlers at the Cannaval music festival at the Phoenix Events & Entertainment Complex on April 30.
Jeri Williams Is Quitting as Phoenix Police Chief Amid New and Mounting Scrutiny
“It’s a scandal,” said Lola N’sangou, executive director of advocacy group Mass Liberation Arizona. “And [Williams] is leaving right in the middle, while she’s on the hot seat.”
Hundreds March for Abortion Rights in Phoenix After Supreme Court Shock
“It’s empowering and enlightening to see so many people here united,” one protester said.
Phoenix Police Chief Jeri Williams Announces Retirement
Phoenix police chief Jeri Williams will retire “sometime this summer.”
Tributes Pour In for Former Maricopa County Attorney Allister Adel, Who Died Age 45.
“All I wanted more than anything was for her to have good health,” said Thomas Galvin, a member of the county board of supervisors.
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Once Again, Gosar Posts White Nationalist Dog Whistle, Holocaust Denial Reference
One expert said the post was almost undoubtedly an “homage” to a meme used in neo-Nazi and far-right spaces.
Kelli Ward, Andy Biggs Under Scrutiny for January 6 Texts to White House
“Don’t just go after the people that were the foot soldiers,” said Arizona Congressman Ruben Gallego.
Death Row Clemency Petition Fails, Clearing Way for Arizona’s First Execution in 8 Years
Clarence Dixon’s fate is in the hands of the courts.
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Cannaval: Where Lucha Libre, Cannabis and Carnivals Collide
The “twofer” Saturday event, Cannaval Music Festival Experience and Cannaval Expo Lounge, is modeled after los carnavales in South America – with a twist.
Wendy Rogers Is Exporting Her Political Merde to France
Wendy Rogers wanted to end machine voting in Arizona. Then, the French presidential election happened.
Another Two Phoenix Officers Depart for Misconduct, Spur State Investigations
Recently, Phoenix cops have faced discipline for using a baby voice to mock a suspect, drunkenly telling casino security staff they had “jurisdiction over the whole West Coast,” and fist fighting on duty.
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In Arizona, ‘Ground Zero’ for Climate Crisis, Activists Warn Time Is Running Out
Hundreds of climate activists protested in Phoenix on Saturday. Their message? “Build Back Better is not dead yet.”
Alley Oops! Ex-Suns Ticket Boss Pleads Guilty to Scheme to Sell Spare Seats
A former Phoenix Suns employee came clean in court after a two-year ticket scheme raked in half a million dollars.
Arizona’s New Adoption Law Sparks Outcry
This new Arizona law both fights and fosters religious discrimination in the state’s foster care system. It all depends on who you ask.
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CBD Inhalers Being Tested
Imagine medicating with a click on an index finger, a deep inhale, and holding that breath – only to exhale and leave no traces of scent behind.
Senate Bill Seeks to Ban Form of Synthetic Marijuana
SB1715 seeks to ban the manufacturing and distribution of Delta 8 THC, a hemp-derived manufactured cannabinoid that will get you high. While the bill awaits assignment in the House, the industry weighs in.
Rachel Mitchell Appointed Interim Maricopa County Attorney, Reaction Mixed
Rachel Mitchell, longtime MCAO prosecutor, was sworn in as county attorney Wednesday morning.
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County Attorney Candidates Admit No Fraud in 2020 Election
Some in the Arizona GOP are not taking the news well.
Arizona GOP Hopeful Jim Lamon’s Easter Savior Ad May Be Backfiring
Arizona multimillionaire Jim Lamon is burning through his own coffers with a string of very unpopular television ads.
Law Enforcement “Isn’t a Profession,” Judge Rules In Challenge To Arizona’s Clemency Board
Attorneys for a man slated to be executed next month argued that Arizona’s clemency board was unlawfully stacked with former cops. A judge dismissed their lawsuit.
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World’s First Mechanical Tree ‘Planted’ in Tempe, and It Sucks. In a Good Way
The world’s first MechanicalTree, unveiled on the east side of Arizona State University’s main campus in Tempe on Monday, could be a catalyst in reversing climate change.