Jungle Boys dispensary opens in historic recording studio building
Waylon Jennings and Alice Cooper once laid tracks in a studio off Indian School Road. Now, it’s a weed-slinging dispensary.
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Did ICE target the family of detained Iranian man on hunger strike?
Mehrad Eidivand has been in detention since May 31. Last weekend, immigration agents arrested two of his relatives in Tempe.
Tolleson police barred from local schools after cop punched kid in face
In September, police officer Eric Hendrix repeatedly punched and kicked a student at Tolleson High School.
Activists call for Home Depot to bar ICE from using its lots
Home Depot says it doesn’t involve itself in politics, but Phoenix activists want it to stand up to ICE.
Get that weak shit outta here: Katie Hobbs breaks her own veto record
After axing 28 budget bills she warned Republicans not to waste time with, Gov. Katie Hobbs has vetoed 168 bills this year.
Kari Lake invents bullshit ‘gay lover’ rumor about Rep. Greg Stanton
Lake sparred with the former Phoenix mayor in a congressional hearing and resorted to sleazily questioning his sexuality.
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Fake sheriff’s deputies are scamming people on the phone: What to know
A man posing as a sheriff’s deputy bilked $800 from a woman by claiming he had a warrant for her arrest for missed jury duty.
After trading Kevin Durant, can the Suns keep Devin Booker happy?
The Suns had to trade Kevin Durant. But will star Devin Booker want to go through another long rebuild?
Where Phoenix ranks among the best cities in the U.S.
The company that ranks the world’s best cities is back with a United States edition, and Phoenix’s standing has improved.
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Phoenix’s monsoon outlook got worse. What does that mean?
A month ago, there were good odds of a blissfully wet monsoon season. But the latest forecast is a little less rosy.
Arizona on the verge of giving Diamondbacks $500M for stadium upgrades
A bill to divert tax dollars to pay for Chase Field refurbishment heads to Gov. Katie Hobbs, who is likely to sign it.
Valley billboards target Republican lawmaker over Trump budget bill
The billboards, which highlight how Trump’s budget benefits the rich, are showing up in GOP Rep. David Schweikert’s district.
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Ex-Scottsdale cop investigated for getting freaky in police cars
Former Scottsdale Sgt. Derok Roach may have his law enforcement license yanked after his alleged sexual escapades.
Judge to rule on whether to halt Mayes crackdown on hemp THC products
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes faces a lawsuit for declaring hemp-based THC products found in smoke shops illegal.
Memorial for journalist Dennis Gilman set for Saturday in Miami, Arizona
Gilman won recognition for documenting the activities of far-right figures like former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
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Arizona churches brace for ICE raids after Los Angeles arrests
Donald Trump has authorized immigration agents to make arrests at churches. “There is no sanctuary at all,” said one pastor.
Two lawmakers voted against the Chase Field bill by reading poems
Mitzi Epstein read a long poem about “the billionaire beast” with “ugly red eyes.” Jake Hoffman used AI to create his poem.
Border Patrol arrests people at Bisbee Pride, raising alarm
“It was almost like a show of force or scare tactic to intimidate us and let us know we could be next,” one person said.
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Woman suffers gnarly burns on hot pavement, sues Phoenix PD
Phoenix officers pressed the woman onto unshaded pavement last June. They say she resisted arrest. Video suggests otherwise.
Protesting in the Arizona summer? What to bring so you don’t die
The Arizona heat won’t relent for several months. If you’re going to protest, here’s how to do it safely.
How Clinton and Obama helped build Trump’s mass deportation machine
Donald Trump didn’t invent racist immigration policy. For decades, both major parties built the system he’s now weaponizing.
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Maricopa County’s big elections feud is getting ugly – and litigious
“We don’t start fights at the board of supervisors,” board chairman Thomas Galvin said Tuesday. “We finish them.”