Dems Senate Staffer Wins Millions Over Sexual Discrimination
Over the past several years, the case has shone a harsh light on discriminatory practices in the Senate’s Democratic caucus.
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Phoenix New Times Seeks Cannabis Freelance Writers
Get paid to write about pot.
Kyle Rittenhouse Is An ASU Student, He Says At Murder Trial
ASU enrolled the accused Kenosha shooter as a non-degree student this fall. He says he’s studying nursing.
Mark Brnovich Keeps Peddling Vaccine Distrust
In a recent interview, Brnovich went on a tangent that sowed doubt on vaccines’ safety and efficacy.
Remembering Architecture Professor James Rapp, the ‘Enemy of Ugliness’
Friends and family will celebrate the life of the former ASU professor later this month.
She Asked Mesa Police to Take Her Ex-Boyfriend to a Hospital. They Tased Him And Destroyed Her Home.
A mental health call gone seriously wrong is the subject of a new lawsuit against the city of Mesa.
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Kari Lake and Kelli Ward Are Heading to a Phoenix Elementary School for an Anti-Mask Protest
Various high-profile GOP politicians will descend on an elementary school in Phoenix to protest a mask mandate- and pitch their own candidacies.
Sunday Goods Opens a Second Cannabis Superstore
Sunday Goods is about to open its second local custom-built cannabis dispensary.
Scary Arizonans: 11 Locals to Dress Up as This Halloween
A collection of Arizona characters who freak us the hell out.
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Queen Creek Is Absolutely Booming
With nearly 70,000 residents and more arriving every day, the farming community once known as Rittenhouse is one of the fastest-growing cities in Arizona.
For Pedestrians in Phoenix, 2021 Has Been Deadly
Pedestrian, cyclist, and auto fatalities are on track to make 2021 a deadly year for traffic deaths in Phoenix.
Nursing Students Sue Maricopa College District Over Vaccine Requirement
The students argue that their religious freedoms are being trampled.
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Bank of America Throws a Wrench in the Gears of a Local Cannabis Organization
The Scottsdale Research Institute must search for a new financial institution, in the wake of Sue Sisley’s announcement last week that Bank of America had abruptly terminated all SRI banking services.
Phoenix Police Officer Allegedly Handcuffed His Own Daughter, Then Covered It Up
The Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office recommended the cop be charged with child abuse. But he was never prosecuted and remains on the force.
COVID-19 Is the Top Killer of Arizona Law Enforcement Officers
More law enforcement officers have died from COVID-19 in Arizona than gunfire this year.
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The Mesa Pastor Who Inspired QAnon Promoter Ron Watkins’ Run For Congress
Jeff Durbin, who has built a far-right media empire from Mesa, is said to have inspired Ron Watkins’ run for Congress.
B Noble Is Pot for Prison Reform, and Fab 5 Freddy’s On Board
Curaleaf and hip hop pioneer Fab 5 Freddy have launched B Noble, a cannabis pre-roll named for a marijuana martyr.
Arizona Woman Is at the Center of Alleged Fraud Ring Run by Steve Bannon and Chinese Billionaire
Internal strife among allies of Steve Bannon and the exiled Chinese billionaire Guo Wengui centers on a bizarre network of Arizona companies.
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In Phoenix, a One-of-a-Kind Event Fusing Marijuana With Mixed Martial Arts
RUF 44: RUF, PUFF, and RUMBLE will be held Saturday, October 23, at the Celebrity Theatre in Phoenix.
Tech Companies Now Own More Than 10 Percent Of Property Listings in the Phoenix Area
Three house-flipping tech companies now own a major share of Maricopa County’s property listings.
Gila River Police Sergeant Resigned for Sending Dick Pic, Harassing Subordinates
The former Gila River Police Department sergeant admitted to sending a direct subordinate a dick pic.
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Arizona Prisons Will Spend Millions in Covid Relief Funds on Offices for Executives
Advocates say they see the spending as a metaphor for the poor priorities of Arizona’s troubled prison system