Food Bank for HIV Patients to Rework Policy After Man Said He Got Expired Food
For HIV and AIDS patients with compromised immune systems, eating bad food could lead to life-threatening infections.
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National Group Hosts Campaign Boot Camp in Phoenix in Push to Flip Arizona Blue
Arizona’s potential as a swing state in 2020 has lured a national group to train campaign staffers in a Phoenix boot camp this weekend.
Video: Arizona DPS Director Gets Warning for Driving Over 90 MPH
Watch out while driving — you may be sharing the road with the lead-footed state DPS director.
Arizona Teen’s Lawsuit Says Juul Ads Targeting Youths Hooked Him on Nicotine
“Don’t give up,” a 2018 Juul pamphlet reads. “You’ll find your perfect puff.”
Health Department Urges Flu Shots As State Sees Triple Last Year’s Flu Activity
Beware the Thanksgiving germs.
Child Sex Abuse Task Force Gives 19 Recommendations; Some Say It Lacks a Big One
After meeting six times from September to November, here are the group’s highly-anticipated findings.
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Arizona Woman Detained in China for Third Straight Month With Little Explanation
Sue Jiang has been in a Shanghai prison for nearly three months. Her family and friends in Arizona are still looking for answers.
Your Guide to Arizona’s Upcoming Switch to Digital Medical Marijuana Cards
We asked Colby Bower all the questions you had about the digital cards coming to Arizona on December 1.
Arizona Vape Illness Cases Jump to 17 as Lawmakers Plot Ways to Curb E-Cig Use
The announcement comes as lawmakers announce plans to battle the outbreak through legislation.
Phoenix Set to Pay Up to $2M to Family of Stabbed Man Who Died Waiting on EMTs
The suit refers to footage of officers joking around and “blowing bubbles with their chewing gum” while Fitzpatrick bled to death just inside the house.
Arizona Group Unveils Rival Pot Legalization Plan, Seeks Legislative Approval
A small group of cannabis industry representatives hope its new plan for legalization can offset the power of large-scale dispensaries.
Costco Allows Trump Fans to Rally at Scottsdale Trump Jr. Event Despite Policy
Arizona Republican Party Chair Kelli Ward even made an appearance.
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Cannabis Group Drafts Rival Plan to Legalize Pot — But Can It Woo Legislators?
It’s still unclear which, if any, legislators will support the Arizona Cannabis Chamber of Commerce’s ideas.
Vape Illness Cases in Arizona Rise to 13 as National Count Eclipses 2,000
With a new case reported in the last week, here’s what we know about Arizona’s vaping-related illness patients.
Deployed, Then Deported: How a US Navy Vet from Phoenix Was Exiled to Mexico
Alex Murillo served his country. Then he was kicked out.
As Tucson Counts Sanctuary City Vote, Mohave County Calls Itself Gun ‘Sanctuary’
Tucson could soon become a sanctuary city for immigrants. Meanwhile, Mohave County has declared itself a “sanctuary county” for an entirely different group: gun owners.
Democrats Sue Over Arizona Law That Gives Top Ballot Positions to Republicans
Republicans will get the top position on 2020 ballots in all but four Arizona counties. A new lawsuit aims to change that.
Father of Child Who Died After Suspected Abuse Sues CPS for Pulling Life Support
He’s accused of abusing and starving his 2-year-old until she was clinging to consciousness. But he’s suing CPS for pulling her life support.
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NAU Students’ ‘Immigrant Mother,’ Homeless Vet Halloween Costumes Spark Outrage
An Instagram post showing students in costume with dirty faces and cardboard signs is sparking outrage.
Lawsuit Alleges Serial Sexual Harassment by Male Juvenile Corrections Employees
A former juvenile corrections officer says her coworkers would repeatedly call her “tits” and ask about her breast size.
As Vape-Related Illnesses Climb Nationwide, Arizona’s Industry Hones Its Messaging
The number of vape-related illnesses in the U.S. has risen above 1,600. Here’s how Arizona’s industry is responding.
Iraq War Vet Suddenly Deported After Being Granted Temporary Reprieve in Arizona
ICE officials deported Jose Segovia-Benitez late last night or early this morning, before his lawyer arrived for a scheduled visit.