Diamondbacks’ improbable World Series run continues to defy the odds
D-backs have been odds-on underdog in every single playoff game this postseason. Yet here we are.
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Arizona’s RR Brothers debuts functional fungi cannabis gummies
RR Brothers is using 100 years of candy-making knowledge and functional fungi to transform cannabis edibles in Arizona.
The bee’s knees: Cannabis trade group celebrates Roaring ’20s
Flappers and dapper gentlemen enjoyed the Gatsby-esque fun of MITA’s annual casino night fundraiser.
Phoenix Republican wants Democrat Hobbs to go bipartisan for booze
Matt Gress wants to extend bar hours for the World Series – even at ones with drag, which he tried to criminalize earlier this year.
Teen arrested rescuing dog from woman in Chandler animal abuse case
“It was a good plan until the cops showed up.”
Kris Mayes to Big Pharma: It’s time to pay your $380 million opioids tab
Arizona’s attorney general finalizing settlements with CVS, Walgreens and two drug makers. Fry’s and Smith’s are next.
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Bacanora chef fires up collab with Tumble on exclusive weed strain
The culinary and cannabis worlds of the Valley collide with an exclusive strain from Chef Rene Andrade and Tumble. It’s Puro Amor.
Guadalupe residents say sheriff’s office ignoring racial profiling
“Nobody at (the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office) has ever said, ‘We have a racial profiling problem.'”
D-backs make the World Series! Peek back at 2001, the last time it happened
The Diamondbacks won the World Series two decades ago, when Jake Plummer led the Cardinals, iPods debuted and “Lord of the Rings” hit theaters.
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Arizona sues Instagram for harming youth mental health; TikTok may be next
Kris Mayes joins attorneys general in dozens of other states in suing parent company of Facebook, Instagram.
‘You have a champion’: Hobbs makes history with Phoenix Pride appearance
Gov. Katie Hobbs was “loud and clear” in her support of LGBTQ+ issues on Saturday as she joined the Phoenix Pride Festival.
7 stranger-than-fiction human experiments in Arizona history
Dive into Arizona’s history of human experiments, from shocking abuses to peculiar ventures done in the name of science. Just in time for Halloween.
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New $10 million tree planting grant will expand Phoenix shade canopy
“It’s an acceleration toward a cleaner, cooler, more equitable Phoenix.”
Summer’s over, but Phoenix heat still keeps killing people
The number of heat deaths in Maricopa County has set a new record each year since 2016.
Rachel Mitchell rebukes possible federal oversight of Phoenix police
“It has grown into a cottage industry that is costing taxpayers millions and millions of dollars.”
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Survey says: Phoenix Suns fans among NBA’s most annoying
Suns fans are so triggering. That’s a good thing, right?
Phoenix woman sues DoorDash alleging driver masturbated on her food
The woman consumed the food after the Dasher picked up her order, gave himself a happy ending and delivered it to her door.
Changing gas blend in Phoenix won’t drop prices, expert says
Phoenix drivers and businesses have paid well above the national average for gasoline this year. A change isn’t coming anytime soon.
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‘You can’t run’: Turning Point ‘bullies’ ambush queer ASU professor
Right-wing activists taunt professor with homophobic questions, then shove him to the ground. ASU President Michael Crow called them ‘cowardly bullies.’
Phoenix clears more of the Zone but faces unforgiving court deadline
The city is contending with conflicting orders from two judges as it clears downtown homeless site. It’s asked one to define a campground as shelter.
Arizona’s excise tax on marijuana rakes in $208 million so far in 2023
Overall cannabis sales are likely to approach 2022 total of $1.4 billion, generating millions in tax revenue.
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Judge refuses to return dogs to owner of Chandler ‘house of horrors’
April McLaughlin at first asked a judge to return 47 dogs police removed from her ‘horrific’ home. Then she dropped her request to 13.