Party’s over: Kris Mayes to crack down on unregulated THC products
“This is obviously not legal,” the Arizona attorney general said. “And we are going to enforce the law.”
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Hamadeh pairs with disgraced quarterback Brett Favre on health program
If rooting out waste, fraud and abuse is the goal, teaming up with a guy implicated in a huge fraud scandal is an odd choice.
Nature is healing: A new Kari Lake lawsuit has been filed
Now an advisor to the U.S. Agency for Global Media, Lake is being sued for withholding grant funds approved by Congress.
5 moments you missed from the Bernie Sanders-AOC rally in Tempe
Thousands came to Tempe to see Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez rail against the rich and Donald Trump.
Bernie Sanders and AOC will hold a rally in Tempe: What to know
New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez joins Sanders’ “Fighting Oligarchy” tour on Thursday.
Arizona kills Aaron Gunches in first death row execution in 2 years
The state said Gunches’ killing by lethal injection went smoothly. Even if it did, experts doubt it was painless.
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Who was Aaron Gunches? What to know about the man Arizona executed
Aaron Gunches was convicted of murder in 2004. After a two-year pause on executions, Arizona executed him on March 19.
Mom to Kelly, Gallego: Don’t let GOP torch Medicaid while ‘my kid is inside’
At a town hall hosted by the two Arizona senators, Quianna Brown said she feared for her special-needs daughter.
ICE arrested an immigrant for protesting. Will Arizona activists be next?
“That could have been me,” said one activist with DACA status. The message is clear: Be silent, or be silenced.
‘Literally lifesaving’: Why Sinema is pushing for psychedelic drug research
Kyrsten Sinema doesn’t often give interviews, but the ex-senator was eager to tell us about lobbying for ibogaine research.
Dept. of Gaming shares huge betting totals, notes it’s, uh, Problem Gambling Awareness Month
Arizona, we may have a gambling problem.
Arizona passed the abortion amendment. Getting one is still too hard
Passing Proposition 139 killed Arizona’s 15-week ban, but abortion providers still face a tangled web of other restrictions.
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Seeing green: Glendale man wins $10K in weed brand giveaway
The Mazor Collective, which owns Giving Tree Dispensary and the Sneakers brand, picked a winner last month.
What happens to trans Arizonans if Katie Hobbs loses in 2026?
With a Republican-controlled legislature, Hobbs has been the only person preventing anti-trans bills from becoming law.
Cowed by Trump, Phoenix Children’s Hospital abandons trans kids
Trans kids just want to be themselves. But a halt on gender-affirming care in Arizona leaves many families feeling desperate.
Arizona does not follow daylight saving time. Why?
Save daylight? Are we running out of it?
Trump’s funding freeze tanks business for Flagstaff HVAC company
CozyHome had customers lined up to upgrade their AC systems with state grants. Donald Trump’s freeze ended that program.
February was the hottest ever in Phoenix. Will March follow suit?
Phoenix has broken monthly temperature records five times in the last year.
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‘March Fourth Against Monarchy’ protest at the Capitol: What to know
The 50501 movement is organizing its third protest at the Arizona Capitol since Donald Trump took office.
Kolodin votes ‘hell no’ on Preston Lord bill, pisses off county attorney
State Rep. Alexander Kolodin blamed county prosecutors for Preston Lord’s death. County attorney Rachel Mitchell clapped back.
Anything is possible: Kari Lake finally got a government job
She’s not governor, a senator or the head of Voice of America, at least yet. But she is on the federal payroll now.
Sinema urges Arizona lawmakers to fund psychoactive drug research
The former senator made a rare public appearance to stump for ibogaine, a promising Schedule 1 drug for brain injuries.