This Week in COVID: A Year After First Case, COVID-19 Is Leading Killer
January 26 marks one year of the virus in Arizona.
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Scottsdale Court Hides Baked Alaska Records After Followers Spam Site
The court received around 300 spam motions.
Where to Buy Recreational Pot in Metro Phoenix
If you’re 21 or older, it’s now legal to buy up to an ounce of marijuana in Arizona. Here’s where to go.
73 Arizona Dispensaries Can Now Sell Recreational Marijuana. Here They Are.
Here’s where to go.
Not On TV, Kari Lake Is Active on Site for Right-Wingers, Nazis
Lake has been off air for weeks.
This Week in COVID: Vaccine Eligibility a Mess, Cases Numbers Dip Slightly
You could get a free shot if you take your mom to State Farm Stadium.
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Scottsdale Looks at Ending Old Town Night Scooting After 86 Accidents
Scootsdale no more?
ASU Staff Get Vaccines As Community College Professors Told To Wait
The confusing roll out has led to unequal distribution.
Baked Alaska No-Shows Scottsdale Hearing, Warrant Issued
The alt-right livestreamer was nowhere to be found during his court date this afternoon.
Ducey: ‘We Will Be Able To Vaccinate Our Way Out Of This’
Public health experts disagree.
If You’re 65+ and Live in Arizona, You Can Probably Sign Up For Vaccinations Starting Tuesday
The state is expanding criteria around who is eligible for 1B.
Phoenix-Area Hospital Leaders Are Pleading For COVID-19 Mitigation Before It’s Too Late
The doctors said the influx of patients is unsustainable.
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Scottsdale Prosecutors Seek to Revoke Baked Alaska’s Release Due to Capitol Livestream
He wasn’t allowed to leave Arizona.
This Week in COVID: “Please Do Not Put Us in the Position to Ration Care”
Wear a mask and stay home.
Maricopa County Has Expanded Vaccine Eligibility. Here’s What You Need to Know
Teachers, cops, and people aged 75 and older are now eligible.
Phoenix Spends $10K to Coach Auditor Who Ignored Women and Disliked Accents
Tate reportedly asked one employee, who has spent years in the U.S., if she was familiar with the concept of barbecuing.
Here Are the Local Elected Officials Who Expressed Sympathy With Capitol Rioters
We count at least five elected officials who’ve voiced sympathy for the rioters.
Did Paul Gosar Condemn Capitol Attack? Not On Right-Wing Social Media
One photo, two captions.
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Private Sidewalk Proposal Spurs Concerns About Homeless Crackdown Near Downtown
Is it an attempt to dodge a court ruling?
This Week in COVID: Full Hospitals Divert Ambulances as Ducey’s Son Parties
Hospitals are overwhelmed.
This Week in COVID: Vaccinations Are Happening, But the Morgues Keep Filling Up
Hospitals are stretched thin.
Arizona GOP Battles the Anime Community on Twitter
No Christmas truce.