5 Arizona cannabis products to help you celebrate Danksgiving
However you celebrate Danksgiving, we’ve got you covered with a list of cannabis-packed goodies from across the Grand Canyon State.
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Expect packed terminals, labor strike this Thanksgiving at Sky Harbor
Here’s what you need to know to navigate holiday travel on Arizona roads and in the Phoenix airport.
Phoenix police, Maricopa sheriff’s office make it tough to track hate crimes
The two police agencies – among the largest in Arizona – don’t submit crime stats to the FBI’s annual tracking report.
NBA legends come out for cannabis during event at Footprint Center
Derek Fisher and Mike Bibby taught skills as the NBA and the home of the Phoenix Suns leaned into cannabis consumption.
Thelda Williams, Phoenix changemaker and three-time mayor, dies at 82
“Thelda Williams’ service to our city has touched and improved the lives of everyone who lives here.”
Protest over Gaza ceasefire ends in arrests at Mark Kelly’s Phoenix office
Activists demand that the Arizona senator call for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war.
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An inside look at the tech powering The Flower Shop’s THC-laden treats
Peek behind the scenes of the cannabis brand’s massive production facility in Ahwatukee.
Join Phoenix New Times as we host our first-ever event for members
Meet our editorial team and hear from longtime food critic Dominic Armato as we toast the members who support our journalism on Dec. 14.
April McLaughlin re-arrested on felony charges in Chandler animal abuse case
She now faces 95 charges in a horrifying dog abuse case that’s prompting the city to expand its animal abuse laws.
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‘They don’t know how to die’: Phoenix Rising win USL Championship
In a city still smarting from a World Series loss, Phoenix’s pro soccer team brings a trophy back to the Valley.
Cockroaches, rats and meager wages fuel strike at Sky Harbor
SSP America employees at the Phoenix airport joined two other groups protesting unsafe working conditions and low wages.
Anywhere but Arizona: Kari Lake loves to campaign. Just not here
Kari Lake wants to be the next U.S. Senator from Arizona. Yet she’s campaigning in Colorado, Florida, Nevada and Texas.
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‘Murray Magic’ returns in Cardinals’ nail-biting win over Falcons
Kyler Murray turns on the afterburners and it’s like the first half of the season never happened.
Neo-Nazi, 2 others arrested in killing of gay Phoenix man
Jake Kelly officiated the wedding of Cory and Shannon Young, five months before police said their friend Angel Mullooly killed him.
Photos: Polo championships bring ‘social safari’ to Scottsdale
The Bentley Scottsdale Polo Championships was a convergence of affluence, fashion and dogs that was both entertaining and borderline cringey.
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Tempe man arrested for threatening to execute ‘every Jew I can find’
The man wanted a Scottsdale rabbi to help him solve a legal issue in Utah. His strategy? Violent, antisemitic threats.
Former Phoenix journalist wins coveted Taylor Swift reporting gig
Bryan West may have just scored the job of a lifetime as Gannett’s first full-time Taylor Swift reporter, but the internet isn’t happy about it.
$180 million renovation begins on new Phoenix police headquarters
“We hope a new and modern facility will improve morale.”
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As death toll rises, 18 Arizona lawmakers call for ceasefire in Gaza
The Democrats condemned the Oct. 7 Hamas terrorist attacks but called for an end to the “crimes” of Israel’s response.
Fungi fail: Cannabis recalled in Arizona after testing finds mold
Curaleaf’s Find Flower “Mac N Cheese” becomes 18th pot product recalled in Arizona in 2023.
New sexual trauma center in Scottsdale aims to change survivors’ lives
After years of planning by city leaders and community partners, Ruth Place will offer a six-month program for survivors of sexual trauma.
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Arizona woman says rehab center evicted her for being HIV-positive
The woman is suing for HIV discrimination, alleging Casa Grande facility disclosed her HIV status and told residents they weren’t “safe.”