Lawsuit: Phoenix Cops Shot Two Men, Let One Bleed Out, and Then Lied About It
The lawsuit alleges that the Phoenix Police Department engaged in a “cover-up.”
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Eastern Arizona Town Faces Massive Lawsuit in Wake of Bad Pot Deal
The eastern Arizona town leased land to a pot company, then had to renege on the agreement.
Joe Arpaio Is Running for Mayor of Fountain Hills, Arizona
“I am serious about the position. I’m not retired.”
How the Other Candidates for AZ Governor Are Handling Trump’s Endorsement of Kari Lake
“I think it probably came as a shock to some of the campaigns that the president decided to weigh in this early in the race.”
Phoenix-Area Rents Are Approaching the Most Expensive In The Country
Scottsdale now sits alongside Miami and Oakland as the tenth-most expensive rental market in the country.
The Target of an Alleged Proud Boys Plot Has Been Found Murdered in El Mirage
“People asked me, ‘Well, did you think of killing him at that time?’ Well, yes, I did – who wouldn’t in that situation?”
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As Development Grinds Ahead In Mesa, Longtime Locals Are Getting Left Behind
“This is effective, purposeful displacement.”
Will Dispensary Kiosks Replace Arizona Budtenders?
Tucson cannabis dispensaries are using in-store kiosks to facilitate orders. Is this a new trend?
Chandler Police Allegedly Targeted Protesters for Arrest, Served Them Toilet Water in Jail
New claims against Chandler police allege officers targeted activists for arrest – and then gave them toilet water to drink.
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Globe Cops Broke Into an Unarmed, Mentally Ill Woman’s Home and Tased Her: Lawsuit
Globe cops allegedly knew that Memory Burns was mentally ill and taser her anyway.
One Year In, How’s Arizona’s Cannabis Testing Program Doing?
Arizona’s medical marijuana market has been around for more than a decade, but it wasn’t until a year ago that the state started requiring dispensaries to test their cannabis for safety.
So Much Cope: How Arizona Republicans Are Handling the Audit’s Finding That Biden Won
One Gab user wrote: “Even hardcore Trumpers didnt see anything resembling fraud. You all failed.”
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On the Ground at the Chaotic Right-Wing ‘Liberty Revolution’ at the Arizona State Capitol
A faction of Arizona’s most ardent believers in voter fraud has turned against the Cyber Ninjas’ effort, now that it’s complete.
Is Arizona’s Redistricting Process Excluding Latinos and Native Americans?
No hearings have occurred in Maryvale while two are slated to take place in Scottsdale.
With Immigration Reform on the Table, Arizona Activists Say Kelly and Sinema Aren’t Doing Enough
Activists are calling on Arizona’s Senators to lead on immigration reforms. So far, they have been quiet.
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Universal Basic Income in Phoenix? Council Approves Monthly Checks for 1,000 Families
The $12 million program is being funded by federal COVID-19 relief funds.
Why Does Kyrsten Sinema Oppose Drug Pricing Reform? Maybe This Is Why.
Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema has been dubbed a “pharma favorite in Congress.”
Arizona Extremists Are Planning to Gather at the State Capitol – Just in Time for the ‘Audit’ Results
Arizona elected officials will speak alongside Capitol rioters at Phoenix’s own “Justice For J6” rally.
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Five Weed Festivals in Arizona This Fall
Here are five smoky soirees taking place around Arizona in the coming weeks.
In West Phoenix, a Pot Grower’s Paradise Is Now Blooming
Amateur pot farmers, rejoice: Nate Lipton has opened a Phoenix branch of his Growers House gardening shop.
Mayor Joe? Arpaio Says He’s ‘Really Thinking’ About Running for Fountain Hills’ Top Office
“I’m not doing it to get my name in the paper,” Arpaio said. “When I go to the toilet, my name is in the paper.”
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Sick Challenger, Bro: Prescott Valley Police Spend Marijuana Money on Muscle Cars
“They put every possible thing to put in those cars.”