Endorsed for Congress by a Neo-Nazi? No Worries, Just Blame the Media
Blake Masters is the favorite candidate of neo-Nazis and white supremacists, one Republican analyst said.
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Don’t Get Caught With Cannabis at Customs in These Countries
Though state cannabis laws are becoming increasingly lax within the United States, globetrotters should not chance traveling abroad with any form of marijuana – especially to these countries.
Phoenix Mercury Hosting Rally to Free Brittney Griner From Russian Jail Hell
The Phoenix Mercury is hosting a rally for Brittney Griner, who has spent months detained in Russia on an alleged drug charge.
Arizona Bill Posed to Solve Zoning Woes for Social Equity Licensees Fails in Final Hour
The failure of HB 2050 brings attention to challenges social equity licensees face in the marijuana market.
Has Arizona’s Uncapped Cannabis Cultivation Created a Glut?
There is concern that without regulation capping production in Arizona, grows continue to increase output even with prices already on the decline.
DOJ Probe Into Phoenix Police Has Cost City $1.9 Million So Far
In the year since the Department of Justice announced that the Phoenix police department was under investigation, the city of Phoenix has provided investigators with more than one million pages of documents.
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Hot Ticket: How Arizona’s Sizzling Summer Primary Excludes Vulnerable Voters
Arizona’s sweltering summer primaries are primarily forgotten, and that’s by design.
Hearts of Glass: Phoenix Artists Show Off Their Wacky, Inspired Rigs for 710 Day
Phoenix artists are producing stunning hand-crafted rigs and bongs. Here’s a glimpse, just in time for 710 Day.
Facing Homelessness After $462 Monthly Hike: One Story From Phoenix’s Renter Crisis
A California investment firm bought Nancy Lake’s apartment complex. Then, her monthly rent went up nearly $500.
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Brnovich Says Century-Old Abortion Law Is ‘Back In Effect’
The law, ARS 13-3603, makes abortion at any stage of pregnancy illegal, with no exceptions for cases of rape or incest.
Wendy Rogers Wants to Put 1.3 Million Americans Out of Work
“When we take back the Federal Government we need to abolish 70% of the agencies and employees,” state senator Wendy Rogers tweeted Monday. That would put nearly 1.3 million gainfully employed Americans out of a job.
Phoenix’s VA Whistleblower Describes Ordeal in A Sacred Duty
Paula Pedene blew the whistle on how the Phoenix VA was killing veterans by making them wait for care. She’s hosting a book signing at the American Legion post in Scottsdale on Tuesday.
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“It’s Terrifying”: Young Arizona Women Who Filled Streets to Protest Roe Share Fears for What’s Next
New Times spoke with several young women at the march, who shared what it’s like to come of age in a state that is rapidly losing reproductive rights.
Arizona Women Eye Mexico for Abortions, Amid Conflicting Advice
“If you ever choose to have an abortion, I know exactly where I’m going to take you,” Arizona state senator Stephanie Stahl Hamilton recently promised her daughter. Where’s that? Mexico.
System of a Down’s Shavo Odadjian Dropped Some Gems, Wax on Go Skate Day
On June 21, System of a Down’s Shavo Odadjian skated at The Churchill in downtown Phoenix to commemorate Go Skate Day, and celebrated the launch of his new line of 22Red concentrates.
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Despite Legalization, Medicinal Marijuana Not Guaranteed in Assisted Living Facilities
Loopholes, confusion allow for some Arizona assisted living communities to refuse administering medicinal marijuana.
Cannabis Film Guide Provides 5 Perfect Pairings for Summer
Whether you are on summer vacation or just looking to unwind after a hot day, these choices are worth tuning in to the next time you’re ready to melt into the couch.
With Roe v. Wade Overturned, Arizona Abortion Advocates Prepare for Uncertain Future
The Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, spiking abortion back to the states. In Arizona, future law oscillates between a 15-week limit and an all-out ban.
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Four Eye-Popping Moments from Arizona GOP Senate Debate
Senate hopefuls played to a base riled up about the border and harped endlessly on the 2020 election.
Supreme Court Knocks Down Roe v. Wade
The U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade and returns abortion lawmaking to state legislatures.
With Gosar Under Scrutiny for His January 6 Role, Big Dollar Backers Don’t Flinch
Big dollar backers didn’t flinch when Arizona Republican Paul Gosar took credit for inciting the January 6, 2021, attack on the United States Capitol.
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Flying High with TSA: The Rules for Traveling This Summer with Pot
Pot is not legal in every state, and is illegal under federal law. This makes traveling by air complicated. Best to know before you go what the rules are.