How Many Vaccinated Arizonans Have Gotten COVID-19? Here Are the Numbers.
A closer look at the state’s “breakthrough” cases.
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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.”
Dion Johnson’s Mother Feared Him, Brother Jailed for Murder, According to New Reports
“Dion advised he was upset and was going to go ‘demon’ on her…”
The Arizona Rangers Are Raising Big Money Off Arizona’s Ballot Audit
A colonel with the group would not say who hired the Rangers.
Mesa Community College Is Hosting a ‘Teaching While White’ Forum
Other forums in the program have explored whiteness in sports, holidays, dance performances, and art.
Lamb of God Guitar Thief Gets Prison, but ‘Warbird’ Is Still Missing
Lamb of God lost two one-of-a-kind guitars from a Phoenix concert venue on May 2, 2019, the day they were scheduled to open for Slayer.
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Local Media Baron Steve Strickbine Buys Tucson Weekly
“I’d like to see the papers continue to do what they are doing and doing well.” – Steve Strickbine
Scottsdale Professor Who Offended Muslims Gets Hefty Settlement From College District
David Chami, one of the attorneys who worked on Sabra’s lawsuit, called the payment “offensive.”
Rise of the Brands: New Competition Is Flooding Into Arizona’s Cannabis Market
With the passage of recreational marijuana in Arizona, new cannabis brands are taking on increased importance in the industry.
Angry Residents, Abrupt Stops: Waymo Vehicles Are Still Causing Problems in Arizona
15 months’ worth of reports from Tempe and Chandler include several notable safety-related incidents.
Joe Arpaio Describes Dedication of Wife Ava Arpaio, Who Died Saturday
“Putting up with me wasn’t easy,” said Arpaio.
Tempe Quietly Fires Its Library Director After Years of Staff Complaints
Husser routinely called her co-workers names like “Bozo,” “fat ass,” “bitches,” and “idiots,” according to a grievance filed with the city.
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Despite Recreational Legalization, Arizona Has More Medical Pot Patients Than Ever
More patients than ever were in the medical marijuana program in February even as recreational sales grew.
Chandler Officer Told Teen He Killed That It Was “Stupid” to Reach for Gun
Seven hours before Anthony Cano was shot, he posted a photo of himself holding a Glock, captioning the picture, “Midday Adventures.”
Man Who Planned to Release Radiation at Scottsdale Fashion Square Mall Gets 15 Years
“There’s no easy way to say this, guys, I have snapped. I have three sources. Stay home til they are found.”
ASU’s Settlement With Rae’Lee Klein Was Tied to Threats She Received
A bitter end to the high-profile higher-education saga.
Licking Ice Cream That Others Might Buy in a Store is Now a Crime in Arizona
“This is an awful solution to a problem that basically doesn’t exist.”
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The Family of a Guadalupe Woman Shot During a Violent Crime Spree Wants Justice
To date, no one has been charged in Josie Marquez’s death. “We don’t know if there’s going to be any justice,” her brother said.
‘They Wanted to Keep It Hush-Hush’: City of Phoenix Still Coy on South Mountain Dumping
A large delivery of rock and debris to South Mountain Park/Preserve by a homebuilder last year was authorized without a paper trail.
A Tucson Man Shot by a Border Officer While Entering Mexico Has Filed a Lawsuit Against DHS
Nogales officers are “just pricks,” the man’s lawyer says. “They’re insolent. Just fucking pricks.”
Big Numbers (and a Few Surprises) in Arizona’s 2020 Marijuana Report
Last year’s 106 tons in sales is close to the weight of a fully loaded space shuttle on its way to the space station.