MedMen, a Top Donor for Arizona Pot Legalization, Abandons Its Arizona Licenses
The third-biggest donor to the initiative to legalize pot in Arizona just announced it’s leaving the state.
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The Departed: Those We Lost in 2019
Life is like a highway — with a precipitous cliff at the end that we all must drive off. For the following Arizonans, the road ended in 2019.
The Top 10 Arizona Marijuana News Stories in 2019
Before the above-mentioned state Supreme Court victory on concentrates, some weird shit was going on.
With Colorado River Cutbacks Looming, a Drought Pipeline Sparks Ire in Phoenix
Preparing for water shortages in Phoenix is proving tough for the city and residents alike.
Did You Pay Attention to Arizona News in 2019? Try This Quiz
Can you get at least 9/12?
Arizona’s Top Tweets of 2019
A year in review, as explained by six tweets made by Arizonans in 2019.
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Billion Dollar Baby: Arizona’s Medical Cannabis Market Is on Track for Big Money
The state of Arizona broke into the top 10 despite being one of four states on the list to allow only medical cannabis.
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Upholds Paul Petersen’s Suspension
Petersen is accused running a human smuggling scheme by bringing pregnant women from the Marshall Islands to give birth for adoptions.
Man Sues for $1M After Being Tased by Glendale Police
Kelly’s lawyers allege Glendale officer James Calderon used excessive force by tasing Kelly multiple times, causing him to defecate himself.
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Ex-Phoenix Cop Accused of Molesting Minor to Be Banned From Law Enforcement
The trial is set for January 14, 2020. If convicted of both counts, he faces a minimum sentence of 23 years in prison.
UHYIKES, IM RAD: The Winningest Arizona Vanity Plates From 2019
It’s good to be vain sometimes.
How to Test Marijuana in Arizona? State-Appointed Council Issues Recommendations
Arizona’s medical cannabis industry — which until now hasn’t required any testing whatsoever — is bracing itself for change.
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Deputy Who Stole $600 From a Dead Man Pleads Guilty
Johnson responded to a call from a caregiver about a man who had died from a gunshot wound at a home in the Sun Lakes neighborhood of Mesa.
The Dumbest Ideas by Arizona Politicians in 2019
More ideas from Arizona, the “meth lab of democracy.”
Prescribing Marijuana for Autism: A Good Idea?
“It would obviously be on a case-by-case basis,” Espinoza said.
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The 10 Best Phoenix New Times Longreads of 2019
Our gift to you this holiday season: a reading list of our favorite longform stories of the year.
Goodyear Police Chief Jerry Geier Fired Following Internal Investigation
The chief of the Goodyear Police Department, Jerry Geier, has been fired, city officials announced today.
6-Year-Old Migrant Will Remain Separated From Her Adopted Mother
ICE continues to deny her aunt’s requests for parole.
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Maricopa County Public Health Dept. Warns of ‘Community-Wide’ Mumps Outbreak
Meanwhile, vaccination rates among kindergartners in Maricopa County are decreasing.
10 Ways Phoenix New Times Stories Changed the Valley in 2019
For a small staff, the news team at Phoenix New Times gets big results.
Phoenix to Set Its Sights on an Airport Hotel Contract in 2020, City Confirms
The hotel is part of a larger plan for a transit hub at the intersection of 24th Street and Buckeye Road.
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Politico Photo Calls Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego ‘Unidentified Woman’
“Being an elected official is hard, being a female elected official is doubly so,” DeGraw wrote.