The Far-Right Arizona Revolution Screaming Up Out of Trump’s Presidential Carcass
The reality-denying, right-wing fringe of Arizona is organizing.
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Phoenix Wrongfully Barred Immigrants From Housing Assistance, Judge Rules
A federal judge ruled that the city of Phoenix wrongfully excluded immigrants from housing assistance
What the COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout Will Look Like in Arizona
The broader public won’t be able to get the COVID-19 vaccine until spring or summer.
A Phoenix Firm Offering a New ‘Twist’ on CBD Drinks
“That wow-factor of twisting the cap and seeing the concentrate released is so exciting.”
‘Die for Something:’ Arizona GOP Incites Violence Over Election Fraud Fantasy
The Arizona GOP asked followers if they were ready to give their lives to overturn the 2020 presidential election.
This Week in COVID: Legislature Shuts Down, Teen Orphaned
Giuliani strikes again.
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The Most-Read Phoenix New Times News Stories of 2020
Remember Penis Man?
Arizona-Made Pot Gummies: A Guide to Some of Our Current Favorites
Four gummies that buy-local cannabis consumers should keep an eye out for.
A Scout for Teen Athletes Tries to Shed a Sex Offender Stigma
When does the stigma exceed the offense?
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‘He’s the Police. He Can Do Anything’: Woman Describes Alleged Assault by Cop
I told her ‘No, we’re not calling the police. The police just did this.’
Maricopa County Attorney Allister Adel to Return Home After Hospitalization
“No interviews are being conducted at this time.”
Mexico Could Legalize Marijuana in as Soon as a Few Weeks
Our neighbors to the south are on the verge of becoming the third country in the world to legalize it federally.
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Inmate Deaths in Maricopa County Decrease Under Sheriff Paul Penzone
Illness and suicide are the primary cause of inmate deaths in Maricopa County, according to a new analysis.
The Most-Read Arizona Marijuana Stories of 2020
It was a very big year for pot in the state.
Ducey Tweaks Policy, Adds Nursing Staff As COVID-19 Spreads Unabated
Small measures, big problem.
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Buy It, or Grow Your Own? Weighing Arizona’s Post-Legalization Pot Options
As of Monday, you are free to grow pot in Arizona. But should you?
Arizona Republicans Sue to Block Voter-Approved Education Funding Measure
The effort to block Arizona’s new education funding measure comes after voters approved it 52-48.
This Week in COVID: Hospital Usage Outstrips Worst-Case Model
Hospitals could be full in a week, according to ASU modeling.
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Camelback Mountain’s Cholla Trail in Limbo: When and Where Will It Reopen?
The popular trail has been closed for maintenance since a boulder rolled onto a hiker’s legs in March.
Did Houston’s Ban Nils Lofgren’s Wife Over Pandemic Policy Criticism?
The restaurant company has previously prevented staff from wearing masks.
Racial Tension Stoked the Deadly 1942 Phoenix Thanksgiving Day Riot
A look back at the bloody Thanksgiving Day Riot in Phoenix between a Black Army regiment, military police, and local law enforcement.
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With COVID-19 Surging in Arizona, Phoenix Hosts Massive Soccer Tournament
Public health experts say that a planned Thanksgiving weekend soccer cup in Phoenix could spread COVID-19.