How Maricopa County’s top prosecutor got her loudest critic disbarred
Rachel Mitchell struck out on getting cops to charge a man who trolls her online. The state bar was more receptive.
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Get your weed from Trulieve? You can now buy its shares on the NYSE
With medical weed deregulated, Trulieve is the first cannabis company to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
Nazi-salutin’ Deer Valley school board member storms out of meeting
Kim Fisher, whose fascist gesture at the end of a meeting two weeks earlier drew widespread backlash, dared people to recall her.
Special prosecutor investigating Maricopa County Recorder employees
Justin Heap says the board of supervisors sicced cops on his workers. The board says they snatched a ballot tabulator.
ASU moves to seize, raze historic Phoenix home to build medical school
The Louis Emerson House is a historic Phoenix home built in 1902. It’s in the way of ASU’s new medical school project.
Phoenix cops used ‘honeypot’ to trap, trespass homeless people in park
Cops and park rangers left gates open after hours to coax unhoused people inside before locking them in and trespassing them.
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Top Recorder’s Office official loves to tweet heinous shit at work
Sam Stone, the chief of staff for Recorder Justin Heap, uses work time to blast out drivel about Democrats, Muslims and more.
The 10 hottest summers in Phoenix history: How will 2026 stack up?
According to the National Weather Service, nine of the 10 hottest Phoenix summers have happened since 2000.
Shroom for improvement: The latest on Arizona’s psilocybin trial
Sue Sisley of the Scottsdale Research Institute talks studying mushrooms, the DEA and even Joe Rogan.
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Church group sues Phoenix over parks ordinance limiting homeless aid
The ordinance, which goes into effect today, requires permits to distribute food or provide medical treatment in city parks.
Phoenix broke a record for spring heat. Here’s by how much
Who needs summer when spring regularly tops 100 degrees?
Mayes to stick with fake electors case after major court setback
The Arizona Supreme Court declined to review Attorney General Kris Mayes’ appeal in the case, so she’ll start over.
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Scottsdale-based MAGA influencer admits hair-pulling U.K. assault
Melissa Rein Lively, who infamously topped a Target display during the COVID-19 pandemic, paid £910 in restitution.
Meet the pesky activist determined to hold Tempe leaders to account
Since retiring in 2012, Ron Tapscott has made it his mission to prod Tempe leaders into making the city a better place.
GOP lawmaker sees photo of colleague’s baby, brings up her abortion
After Democratic state Rep. Anna Abeytia brought her newborn to the legislature, GOP state Rep. Nick Kupper weighed in.
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Sinema wants therapy records for the woman whose husband she seduced
Kyrsten Sinema is being sued by the ex of her bodyguard-turned-lover, and she wants to see what the woman says in therapy.
Arizona is drying up faster than any other state in the U.S.
It’s no surprise that Arizona doesn’t get a lot of rain. But the extent to which the rain has abandoned us may surprise you.
Goldwater Institute sues to stop Roosevelt Row affordable housing project
The conservative organization says Phoenix violated the state constitution by giving a developer a discounted deal on the site.
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Phoenix high school grad gets too drunk at Senior Ditch Day party, sues
Desert Visa grad Blake Barnes got drunk and hurt while skipping school at a friend’s house. He’s suing the friend’s parents.
Katie Hobbs has a new reelection campaign ad. We fact-checked it
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs is reintroducing herself to voters as she runs for reelection.
What are the wettest Phoenix monsoon seasons on record?
The 2025 monsoon season wound wetter than the last couple years. Where does it rank overall?
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Small Valley city ranked among the richest suburbs in the U.S.
You know it. You love it. You probably can’t afford a house there.