GOP Reps. Gaetz, Greene Praise Arizona Election Audit at Mesa Rally
Georgia Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene called Speaker Nancy Pelosi “Speaker mask hole.”
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AP Fires Former Arizona Republic Intern After Right-Wing Complaints
“AP employees must refrain from declaring their views on contentious public issues in any public forum…”
Marijuana for Menopause? Female-Oriented Operations Are on the Rise
What happens when women start finding their way to positions of power in the marijuana business?
Buckeye Bodycam Video Shows Bloody, Bullet-Filled End to 2019 Manhunt
While the manhunt went on, Jodi Mendoza told police her son would likely “shoot it out with police.”
Elevator Blood Bath: Court Records Detail Deadly Shooting at Hyatt Regency
Police officers found “numerous victims shot in the lobby and one deceased victim in the hotel elevator” when they arrived.
Nicole Stanton, Cannabis Counsel and Congressman’s Wife, Talks Recent Harvest Acquisition
“If you had told me 10 years prior [that I would be working for a cannabis company], I would have just laughed in your face.”
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Leaked Records Show More Inmates Are Attempting Suicide in Maricopa County Jails
Inmate suicide attempts are spiking inside MCSO jails, records show.
Will the Suns Finally Set in the NBA Playoffs, or Will Their Amazing Rise Continue?
This year’s surprising Suns squad got an obscure assist from a franchise icon. Will it translate to success in the team’s first playoff appearance since 2010?
Maricopa County Officials Tell Republican Lawmakers to End ‘Sham’ Audit
Chairman of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Jack Sellers said the audit was a “grift.”
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Cannabis Advocates Rip Arizona’s Draft Rules for ‘Social Equity’ Licenses
The draft rules by the DHS are “really insulting,” says one license seeker.
A Guide to Arizona’s Stoner-Friendly Pot Podcasts
Two national trends — legal weed, and everybody in the world having a podcast — have collided of late in Arizona.
Activists Say Bills Signed by Ducey ‘Gut’ Police Accountability in Arizona
One of the bills would mandate that members of a police oversight board have 80 hours of law enforcement training.
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Is the City of Phoenix Scuttling a Proposal to Protect Trees from Construction?
The proposal would require that developers fence-off existing trees located on construction sites to protect them.
Trial Delayed for Backup Driver in Fatal Crash of Uber Autonomous Vehicle
Did an artificially intelligent machine, a faceless corporation, or a local woman kill pedestrian Elaine Herzberg on the streets of Tempe in 2018?
After Corporate Buyout, Oasis Cannabis Says It’s Still All About Medical Patients
The three-dispensary chain offers express pickup for online orders, patient-only specials, and other MMJ-friendly services.
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Chicken Fight: Neighbors Want to Save Duke Building to Stop Raising Cane’s
“I guess Raising Cane’s offered $2 million dollars, and [Duke] changed his mind,” Kleinman said of the sale.
Arizona Ballot Audit Plan Could Intimidate Minority Voters, Feds Say
Intimidating minority voters can potentially “implicate the anti-intimidation prohibitions of the Voting Rights Act.”
No Charges Yet for Scottsdale Fire Captain Accused of Terrorizing Teens With Gun
A spokesperson for the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office said the case needed additional investigation.
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How Many Vaccinated Arizonans Have Gotten COVID-19? Here Are the Numbers.
A closer look at the state’s “breakthrough” cases.
Handcuffed Detainee Attacked in Cell by County K9 Gets $25K in Settlement
Maricopa County agreed to pay Shane McGough $25,000 in a settlement agreement.
Phoenix Gun Store Owner Says Nazi Imagery in Logo Is an Accident
One of the newest gun stores in Phoenix has an old image for its logo. Old like “Nazi-era old.”
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Will Allister Adel Prosecute Abortion Doctors Under New Law? She Won’t Say
Attorney Allister Adel has previously issued statements stressing that she wouldn’t prosecute women “for their health care choices.”