The State of Legal Marijuana by This 4/20: Getting Better All the Time
Not everything is rosy, of course. Here in Arizona, caution is still warranted.
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Phoenix Medical Marijuana Patient Jailed for Vape Pen
“He was like, ‘The weed doesn’t matter. We only care about the wax.””
You Can Pay $5,600 for VIP Time With McSally, Karl Rove, and Jerry Colangelo
Coughing up $5,600 will give a guest the designation of “co-host.”
Phoenix Approves $231 Million Mixed-Use Development for Downtown Transit Hub
Development will include two towers, a 150-room hotel, retail, and grocery space. Developer says 5 percent of apartments will meet affordable standards
Not Your Nana’s Pot Brownies: Upscale Cannabis-Infused Fare in Phoenix for 4/20
Card carriers rejoice.
Arizona Democrats Push ERA One More Time, Republicans Block Them Again
Republicans rejected equality again.
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Update: Man Convicted Even Though Missing Girlfriend’s Body Never Found
Co-workers say Robert Interval constantly accused Christina Mustafa of cheating as the search continues for her body.
AZ GOP Chair Kelli Ward Shares Stage With Conspiracy Theorist Laura Loomer
The evening event highlighted a blurring line between Arizona’s establishment right and a paranoid strain of American conservatism seeped in xenophobia.
Pakistani Man Detained by ICE in Arizona Tells Us Why He Went on Hunger Strike
“Deport me or release me.”
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One Bill Shows Why Arizona Hasn’t Passed Any Criminal Justice Reform This Year
Real reform or “smoke and mirrors?”
How David Stringer’s Racism Unearthed His Sordid Past
The Prescott Republican might’ve had a long career. Then he opened his mouth.
After Colorado River Drought Plan, What’s Next for Water in Arizona?
“It’s always about bringing in water from someplace else,” said Sandy Bahr of the Sierra Club.
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Experts: ASU’s $140M Return on $28M ‘Investment’ in Omni Deal Screws K-12
University accuses Attorney General Mark Brnovich of of “cherry-picking” facts about the school’s controversial deal to build hotel complex.
ASU Police Report Stranger Sexual Assault on Tempe Campus
The alleged assault occurred in a bathroom near the Physical Education West building.
Arizona House Votes to Repeal ‘No Promo Homo’ Law
Happy Pride, everyone.
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APS Claims Customer Rates Don’t Fund Its Political Spending. APS Is Wrong
The utility says ratepayers aren’t the source of its political spending. Experts say that’s impossible.
What Are You Smoking? Arizona Patients Share Favorite Medical Marijuana Strains
We have a “cookies” hat trick this week. We swear, this was not planned.
ACLU: Bill Montgomery’s Office Is Still Prosecuting Medical Marijuana Patients
County attorney’s anti-marijuana crusade continues, even with a Supreme Court decision pending.
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Overheard: Maricopa County Prosecutor Jon Eliason Eyes Montgomery’s Job
…if Montgomery gets a Supreme Court Seat.
From Travel Records to Twitter: Arizona Rep. Paul Gosar’s Bad Week
“Porn loving whiny bitch.”
New Times Reporting Leads to Another Motel 6 Settlement
The hotel chain settles with state of Washington for $12 million after handing over information on 80,000 guests to ICE.
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Despite New Director, Antiquity Sites Reportedly Damaged in Arizona Park
The reports of destruction occurred despite revelations last year that Parks routinely ignored cultural regulations, causing damage to countless native antiquities sites.