Biden Administration Moves to Roll Back Trump Rule That Endangered Most Arizona Waterways
The agencies are moving forward with a plan to revise a Trump-era rule change that put 90 percent of Arizona waterways at risk.
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Video: Tempe Police Use ‘Spider-Man Gun’ to Ensnare Man on Mill Avenue
“With the narrative kind of the way it is … we looked for other options that could be potentially beneficial to officers on the road.”
Vets, Pets, and CBD: What to Know About Treating Your Four-Legged Friends
“The DEA can fine me $10,000 for every time I offer CBD to anyone with four legs.”
How OAN Works Hand in Glove With Arizona Republicans on the Election Audit
Observers say that Fox News calling Arizona early for Joe Biden burned many conservative viewers.
Arizona Senate President Karen Fann to Constituent About Audit: ‘Biden Won’
In a private email with a constituent, Senate President Karen Fann said that Joe Biden won the 2020 election.
Scottsdale ‘Migrant Hotel’ Becomes Focus of Right-Wing Protests
Right-wing furor over the Scottsdale hotel-turned-ICE-facility follows weeks of similar, though smaller, protests at the Holiday Inn in Ahwatukee.
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Extremely Powerful Marijuana Donut Alert
How much THC can you responsibly cram into a single donut? The Mint has an answer.
Against the Odds, a Mexico-to-Phoenix Dog Adoption Operation Is Thriving
Every few days, a bone-thin mystery mix turns up at Barb’s Dog Rescue from nearby Playa Hermosa or as far as Caborca.
Kari Lake Sidesteps Her Right-Wing History in Announcing Bid for Governor
The former longtime news anchor didn’t mention her tendency to promote right-wing conspiracy theories.
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Biden Administration Says Oak Flat Land Swap Should Proceed Despite Lawsuit
In court documents, the Biden administration argued that the controversial Oak Flat land swap shouldn’t be stopped.
SWC Tempe Is Out, Cannabist Is In
The Tempe dispensary, open since 2013, just got a facelift.
Phoenix New Times Is Hiring a Staff Writer
Come report in the fifth-largest city in the country.
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Man Accused of Attempted Rape in Kiwanis Park Released; Tempe Police ‘Disappointed’
The county attorney’s office didn’t object to the release of Caballero — only that he be fitted with a GPS monitor.
Lawsuit Filed Over ‘Indiscriminate’ Mass Arrests of Phoenix Protesters
The class-action lawsuit accuses city officials and police officers of numerous constitutional violations.
Not a Whole Lot of Equity in Arizona’s ‘Social Equity’ Marijuana Rules, Activists Say at Capitol
“It’s a shit show. It’s all fucked up.”
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Ducey Tells Sean Hannity He Prioritized ‘Lives and Livelihoods’ During Pandemic
Governor Doug Ducey made the comments during a Fox News town hall with other Republican governors.
‘Sadistic Penchant for Violence’: Dion Johnson Lawsuit Focuses on DPS Trooper’s Dishonesty
The events that led to Johnson’s death were “consistent with Cervantes’ prior history,” the suit alleges.
Arizona Banks Are Warming Up to Marijuana Businesses
“We did not go into this lightly,” says Brian Ruisinger, president and CEO of Republic Bank of Arizona.
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Proposed Bike Lanes on North Central Avenue Meet Stiff Neighborhood Opposition
One bicycle advocate and supporter of the proposed lane changes called the meeting a “blood bath.”
Dion Johnson Benefit Concert to Raise Money for Brother Accused of Murder
“In one year, the Johnson family has experienced extreme violence from the state … and Erma (Dion’s mother) has lost 2 of her sons to the state.”
Weekend Menu at Maricopa County Jails: Two Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwiches
Calbert Gillett, an MCSO spokesperson, claimed that the COVID-19 pandemic forced the agency to change the meal plan.
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Arizona’s Still Trying to Figure Out How to Bring Racial Minorities Into Its Marijuana Program
With Arizona’s limited number of dispensary licenses, each winner is nearly guaranteed a long-term fortune — but first they must invest a fortune.