Maricopa County Officials Tell Republican Lawmakers to End ‘Sham’ Audit
Chairman of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Jack Sellers said the audit was a “grift.”
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Cannabis Advocates Rip Arizona’s Draft Rules for ‘Social Equity’ Licenses
The draft rules by the DHS are “really insulting,” says one license seeker.
A Guide to Arizona’s Stoner-Friendly Pot Podcasts
Two national trends — legal weed, and everybody in the world having a podcast — have collided of late in Arizona.
Activists Say Bills Signed by Ducey ‘Gut’ Police Accountability in Arizona
One of the bills would mandate that members of a police oversight board have 80 hours of law enforcement training.
Is the City of Phoenix Scuttling a Proposal to Protect Trees from Construction?
The proposal would require that developers fence-off existing trees located on construction sites to protect them.
Trial Delayed for Backup Driver in Fatal Crash of Uber Autonomous Vehicle
Did an artificially intelligent machine, a faceless corporation, or a local woman kill pedestrian Elaine Herzberg on the streets of Tempe in 2018?
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After Corporate Buyout, Oasis Cannabis Says It’s Still All About Medical Patients
The three-dispensary chain offers express pickup for online orders, patient-only specials, and other MMJ-friendly services.
Chicken Fight: Neighbors Want to Save Duke Building to Stop Raising Cane’s
“I guess Raising Cane’s offered $2 million dollars, and [Duke] changed his mind,” Kleinman said of the sale.
Arizona Ballot Audit Plan Could Intimidate Minority Voters, Feds Say
Intimidating minority voters can potentially “implicate the anti-intimidation prohibitions of the Voting Rights Act.”
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No Charges Yet for Scottsdale Fire Captain Accused of Terrorizing Teens With Gun
A spokesperson for the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office said the case needed additional investigation.
How Many Vaccinated Arizonans Have Gotten COVID-19? Here Are the Numbers.
A closer look at the state’s “breakthrough” cases.
Handcuffed Detainee Attacked in Cell by County K9 Gets $25K in Settlement
Maricopa County agreed to pay Shane McGough $25,000 in a settlement agreement.
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Phoenix Gun Store Owner Says Nazi Imagery in Logo Is an Accident
One of the newest gun stores in Phoenix has an old image for its logo. Old like “Nazi-era old.”
Will Allister Adel Prosecute Abortion Doctors Under New Law? She Won’t Say
Attorney Allister Adel has previously issued statements stressing that she wouldn’t prosecute women “for their health care choices.”
Healthcare Providers Brace for Impact After Controversial Anti-Abortion Bill Signed
Some doctors are having to address concerns from staff that they might be prosecuted for assisting with abortions.
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Another Former Cardinals Quarterback Comes Out Against Pot Prohibition in the NFL
“Here we are talking about football players with inflammation, the onset of arthritis, with sleep issues, with anxiety, PTSD and all this crazy stuff, and here’s this natural plant that can help with all that.”
Dion Johnson’s Mother Feared Him, Brother Jailed for Murder, According to New Reports
“Dion advised he was upset and was going to go ‘demon’ on her…”
Back When The Grass Was Greener: Young and on Drugs in 1970s Phoenix
“When I recall those days, I try not to think about how grown women were giving me drugs and leaving me to look after their kids.”
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The Arizona Rangers Are Raising Big Money Off Arizona’s Ballot Audit
A colonel with the group would not say who hired the Rangers.
Why Are So Many Journalists Leaving the Arizona Republic?
Current and former staffers discuss what’s contributing to the exodus at the state’s largest paper.
Payson’s Untamed Herbs Dispensary Will Reopen Under New Name
The dispensary closed abruptly in early March.
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Mesa Community College Is Hosting a ‘Teaching While White’ Forum
Other forums in the program have explored whiteness in sports, holidays, dance performances, and art.