A Skinhead Informant, Revenge Porn, and the Extortion of a Phoenix FBI Agent
A series of dramatic events and revelations involving a former FBI agent, her informant, and several prominent Arizona criminals.
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Arizona’s Stay-at-Home Order Is Extended, and Other Takeaways From Ducey’s Presser
“Physical distancing is working,” Governor Doug Ducey said Wednesday. “We’re slowing the spread. We’ve made significant progress and can’t let up.”
U.S. Human Rights Network Sued by Arizona Ex-Director in Labor Dispute
Phoenix City Council member Carlos Garcia is one the organization’s eight board members, but wasn’t named in the lawsuit.
A Fountain Hills Cafe Owner’s Fight to Resist Lockdown Is Headed to Court
Merita Kraya may be the first Arizonan to be prosecuted for failing to adhere to emergency coronavirus rules.
State’s Medical Cannabis Industry Feels Coronavirus Effects Despite Sales Boom
“We’ve been a huge beneficiary of this, which has been bittersweet,” Beuerlin said. “It’s been a huge windfall for us.”
Boosting Your Immune System Could Work to Avoid COVID-19 Effects, Experts Say
For someone with COVID-19, any kind of delayed immune response can be catastrophic.
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Go Ahead and Schedule That Hip Replacement: Elective Surgeries Okay on May 1
“People are going to suffer for another week unnecessarily,” said Will Humble, director of the Arizona Public Health Association.
Delta Dental Pushes Message That Marijuana and Anesthesia Don’t Mix
Study: Cannabis users may need more anesthesia and could experience side effects like low blood pressure and poor heart function during surgery.
How Low Could Arizona Gasoline Prices Actually Go During COVID-19?
Less than $2 a gallon? One dollar?
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Page Safeway Worker and Mother Are Among Navajos Who Died of COVID-19
“If the government would have put a better awareness campaign out there, they might have still been around.”
They Had Section 8 Housing in Phoenix. Then a California Private Equity Firm Arrived
The COVID-19 pandemic has provided some leniency, but eventually, at least 25 people in Phoenix will still lose their Section 8 housing.
‘Patriots’ to Hold Anti-Shutdown Rallies in Phoenix
“Come prepared for a traffic jam in Phoenix! We WANT gridlock!” an organizer for Operation Gridlock Arizona wrote on Facebook.
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How to Get a Medical Marijuana Card Without Any Qualifying Conditions
I decided to go to a Phoenix pot clinic, speak honestly about my health, and see what I walked out with.
How an FBI Agent’s Bogus Disappearance Led to Goodyear Police Chief’s Firing
But Mikaila wasn’t missing. She was meeting with a confidential informant she had an affair with and who was extorting her with revenge porn photos.
Arizona Dispensary Firm Gives Away Free Weed to Patients Having Hard Times
Grow Sciences plans to do a Tucson “stimulus package” in the next couple of weeks.
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Arizona’s Marijuana Activists Are United. Will That Be Enough for Legalization This Year?
A look at the dynamics at play ahead of this year’s adult-use legalization push in Arizona.
Maricopa County Struggles to Find Hotel Rooms for the Homeless Amid COVID-19
“Hotels we approach are okay to help until they find out who we want to help, and then they back out.”
How Metro Phoenix Police Are Enforcing Social Distancing
Law enforcement took calls about parties, open businesses, and park violations over Easter weekend.
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Uranium Industry’s COVID-19 Bailout Request Sparks a Disgusted Pushback
An industry with a toxic legacy is using a public health crisis to seek $150 million in federal funds.
Life as a Respiratory Therapist on Phoenix’s Frontlines
“I liken what I do to sitting behind the controls of an airplane during its flight.”
As COVID-19 Threatens Homeless, Phoenix Cops Force Them to Break Down Tents
“It’s 80 degrees out here,” the officer responds. “It’s not hot.”
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The Mayo Clinic Is Cutting Pay and Furloughing Staff Due to COVID-19
The suspension of elective surgeries has led to plummeting revenues.