Joe Arpaio is Four Times a Loser
Whoever said “third time’s the charm” must not have been talking about Joe Arpaio. The defrocked Maricopa County sheriff lost his latest bid to return to public office.
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Where Does This Phoenix City Council Candidate Really Live?
This Phoenix City Council candidate owns a mansion in Anthem, but she claims to live with another candidate’s parents in South Phoenix. Here’s what we found out.
Four Easy Steps to Make Cannabis Oil at Home
Making your own cannabis oils for muscle rubs, salad dressings, and therapeutic uses is surprisingly simple to do at home.
Latinx-Inspired Products Coming Out of the Cannabis Closet in Phoenix
Infused tres leches cake. Chamoy dipping pop. Low Rider. Latinx-influenced cannabis products are slowly making a mark locally.
Clemency Denied for South Phoenix Man Serving 16-Year Pot Sentence
Arizona’s clemency board declined to reduce Trent Bouhdida’s 16-year sentence for selling an ounce of weed.
NFL Great Ricky Williams Visits Mint’s Kitchen
On July 28, Heismann Trophy award winner and NFL legend Ricky Williams visited The Mint, a 12,000-square-foot dispensary in Tempe.
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Hundreds of Staffing Vacancies Plague Maricopa County Jails
As the jail population returns to pre-pandemic levels, Maricopa County faces a severe shortage of detention officers and healthcare workers.
Ron DeSantis to Rally with Kari Lake, Blake Masters in Phoenix
One new sign of Arizona’s importance to the “new right” of the GOP: Florida governor Ron DeSantis is rallying with Kari Lake and Blake Masters this weekend.
Kari Lake is the GOP Nominee. Here’s What She Wants to Do to Arizona
Former TV news anchor Kari Lake has promised “gun freedom,” wants to finish the “big, beautiful wall” at Arizona’s southern border, eradicate homelessness, and end a “culture of abortion” in the state.
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Five Ways to Enjoy Your Herb
A quick overview of the most popular ways to consume cannabis.
Brittney Griner Sentenced to Nine Years for Drug Smuggling
The sentence for the two-time Olympic gold medalist capped a month-long trial that ended Thursday. The sentence was just a few months short of the maximum she faced.
Mitchell and Gunnigle Likely to Face Off In Maricopa County Attorney Race
It’s down to Julie Gunnigle and Rachel Mitchell in the race for county attorney. One will helm a powerful – and long-troubled – office.
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Six Nutty Things We Saw at Kari Lake’s Election Night Party in Paradise Valley
We hung out with Kari Lake and her supporters at her election night party so you didn’t have to. Here are a few highlights and what it says about the political state of affairs in Arizona.
Weed Smokers and Rappers Help Provide Much Needed IDs to Phoenix Homeless
Big hip-hop stars connect with the local cannabis community and rap artists to help Phoenix homeless community obtain IDs at the Beat Therapy 2k concert in Flagstaff.
Extreme Wing of Arizona GOP Winning Big in Primaries
Tuesday’s primary elections were poised to be a test for the Arizona Republican Party. Former President Donald Trump won.
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Snared: How a South Phoenix Kid Got 16 Years in the Slammer for One Ounce of Weed
In 2015, Trent Bouhdida sold an undercover cop an ounce of marijuana. He’s serving a 16-year prison sentence.
Girl in the Box: Death Sentence Upheld for One of Ame Deal’s Killers
Eleven years after Ame Deal was locked in a plastic box and left to die, her cousin’s conviction was upheld by the Arizona Supreme Court.
Joe Arpaio’s Dying Wish: One Final Desperate Grab for Power
If you didn’t like him as sheriff, you’re not gonna like him as mayor.
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Leaked Emails: How Mark Finchem Went From State Lawmaker to Conspiracy Czar
Mark Finchem is so committed to the Big Lie, he called election fraud on a race he won. He hopes voters reward him in the GOP primary for secretary of state.
Phoenix Announces New Interim Police Chief
Michael Sullivan has worked in law enforcement in Baltimore and Louisville, two other cities facing major investigations by the Department of Justice.
Arizona GOP Offers $100,000 for Primary Election Bounty Hunters
Arizona Republicans are offering up to $100,000 for evidence of “vote buying” in the August 2 primary, the GOP’s latest effort to undermine vote-by-mail and cast doubt on elections in the state.
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Teek Hall’s Top 8 Weed Comics at Comic-Con
Teak Hall, Phoenix New Times Best Rapper, goes to 2022 Comic-Con International: San Diego to find the best comics and meet Kevin Smith.