New Rules: Arizona Will No Longer Be the Wild West for Testing Self-Driving Cars
Governor Ducey Issues set of standards for “protecting public safety” as more and more autonomous vehicles populate state roads.
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New Arizona Opioid Hotline Will Recommend Treatments — but Not Medical Marijuana
Never mind that studies show states with medical-marijuana or adult-use legalization laws have seen sharp drop-offs in their opiate-overdose deaths.
Dick’s Ban on ‘Assault-Style’ Rifles Won’t Have Much Bang in Arizona
“Sorry for them, and lucky for us.”
Montenegro, the Topless Text, and CD8 Race: The Juicy Details Keep Piling Up
An Arizona Senate staffer’s sexting fling with a CD8 candidate goes public, but why?
Revenge Porn? New Details About Topless Photo Sent to Steve Montenegro
Woman’s lawyer says an ex-boyfriend obtained the messages and photo from her computer without her knowledge and gave them to a third party.
Phoenix New Times Writers Win Polk Award for Exposing Motel 6 Collusion With ICE
Two Phoenix New Times writers won a Polk Award for their story on Motel 6 reporting guests to ICE.
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Medical-Marijuana Firms Blowing Off Maricopa County Assessor’s Tax Warning
Here’s a look at how much the largest cannabis facilities may owe
ASU Prof: Clean-Energy Goals Are ‘Folly and Futility,’ Won’t Meet Climate Promises
Today’s technology places physical limits of what’s possible, author and professor Tom Rez says.
Billionaire Trump Foe Behind Solar Energy Measures in Arizona, Other States
Tom Steyer-funded group touts health benefits of measure that would require the state’s utilities to use clean energy to generate 50 percent of electricity needs.
How Arizona Could Stop Ripping Off Medical-Marijuana Patients, Make Program Better
Senate Bill 1420 could turn a profit for state by putting more people in the program while also allowing testing for mold
Delivery Robots Get Warm Welcome at Capitol: Ready for Them on Your Sidewalks?
House committee advances bill, which means sidewalks might be awash in small delivery vehicles sooner than you think.
Is Politics Killing Arizona Bill That Would Test Marijuana, Lower Card Fee?
Co-sponsor: “I am embarrassed to confess to you today, that I signed on ,,, not understanding that it had that (decrease) of fee in it,”
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‘Go F*3CK Yourself’ Masturbation Workshop at ASU Canceled After Media Attention
Flier had promised: “Don’t miss out on the FREE SEX TOYS giveaways!”
Bad Math: Pinal Data Worse Than Reported on Deputy Who Abused ASU Professor
Spokesperson says erroneous numbers given New Times about officer Stewart Ferrin, who was fired at ASU, were an “honest mistake.”
Indoor Ax-Throwing Range Coming Soon to Tempe
A Pittsburgh company is bringing the “hot trend” to Arizona.
Everything You Need to Know About Wednesday’s Super Blue Blood Moon
The full moon will be bigger, brighter, dimmer, bluer, and redder all at the same time Wednesday morning.
The Battle Isn’t Over Between ASU Professor and Cop Who Arrested Her in 2014
Ersula Ore says Stewart Ferrin, now a Pinal County deputy, is on a “deadly path,” cites two more incidents.
Phoenix Goal to Reduce Greenhouse Gas May Save Us Millions — or Cost Us Millions
Phoenix officials don’t know if an “ambitious” sustainability goal will save or cost money.
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She Feared for Her Life as Daniel Shaver Was Shot Dead; Now She’s Suing Mesa Police Officers
Gripping new details claim that Monique Portillo, who was in the wrong room at the wrong time on January 18, 2016, could have been killed that night,
Arizonans Consumed Record 43 Tons of Cannabis in 2017: 50 Percent Higher Than ’16
Industry produced millions in tax revenues, too.
RICO-Funded Stats Used in Report That Labels Young, Undocumented Migrants as Criminals
Immigrants here legally were “extremely law-abiding,” the report showed, making up just 1.5 percent of the state prison population.
Arizona’s Anti-Trump Senators McCain, Flake Become Defenders of the Media
If not for Trump’s “alternative facts,” these politicians heaping praise on truth and an unfettered press would seem like fodder for a Saturday Night Live skit.