Another Phoenix Church Sues DEA Over Religious Use of Ayahuasca
A Phoenix church is now the newest of a number of ayahuasca churches in Arizona that have, in the last two years, launched fights for legal status
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Calling All Armchair Sleuths: This VR App Shows Real Crime Scenes to Find Missing Persons in Arizona
CrimeDoor uses augmented and virtual reality technology to help keep cold cases in the spotlight by re-creating real crime scenes down to the most graphic, gory, and ultra-realistic detail.
Physicians on a Mission, Phoenix Surgeons Save Lives in Mexico for Free
Rocky Point is more than a beachy tourist trap. A team of surgeons from Phoenix is working for free there to save the lives of Mexico’s most impoverished – cartel members included.
The Cat’s Meow? Phoenix Auto Dealer’s System to Thwart Catalytic Converter Thieves
A Phoenix auto dealer is using new technology to help victims like Michael Darland, whose catalytic converters were stolen seven times in a year.
City of Phoenix Gives Cops Huge Pay Raises
The plan, which takes effect August 8, will raise the salaries of every sworn member by at least $16,000 – and in most cases, by far more.
Amendments to Arizona Bill Could Overhaul Cannabis Industry
Two new adopted amendments on a strike-everything bill propose stricter testing requirements on cannabis, expanded access to medical marijuana licenses
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People Keep Defacing Kari Lake Signs
Kari Lake thought that putting up smiling “Trump-endorsed” signs in central Phoenix was a good idea.
How a Phoenix Attorney Made Abortion Law ‘Viable’
Arizona attorneys Larry Hammond and Andrew Hurwitz clerked in U.S. Supreme Court when Roe v Wade was ruled. Arizona lawyers and justices have played a huge role in shaping abortion law.
Family of Teen Who Died in Phoenix Police Custody Speaks Out for First Time
Teenager Caleb Blair’s death in Phoenix has echoes of George Floyd. In both incidents, cops responded to a Black man experiencing a fentanyl-fueled health crisis.
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System of a Down’s Shavo Odadjian Skating Into Phoenix With 4 New Strains of Concentrates
On June 21, System of a Down’s Shavo Odadjian will be at The Churchill in downtown Phoenix to commemorate Go Skate Day, and celebrate the launch of his new line of 22Red concentrates.
Maricopa County Pays Nearly $12 Million in Lawsuit Over Jail Assault
“All I want is for this to serve as justice – and a lesson to the sheriff’s department,” said Brian Ortiz’s mother.
Domo Arigato, Dr. Roboto! First Robot Dentist Drilling and Filling in Metro Phoenix
The first and only FDA-cleared robotic dentist in the United States is hard at work in metro Phoenix.
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Residents Protest Grand Canyon University’s Plan to Evict Trailer Park
Grand Canyon University plans to evict dozens of residents at a mobile home park. This week, they took to the streets.
Action Heroes With a Cannabis Connection: Just What Dr. Greenthumb Ordered
Marijuana-influenced action figures have been infiltrating Phoenix since the 1990s. Finally, over 30 years later, weed-related collectibles have become mainstream.
Amid Attack Ad Allegations, Anti-China Jim Lamon Defends Business Ties There
U.S. Senate hopeful Jim Lamon, who’s using his own fortune to fund his campaign, is accused of bashing Beijing and its cronies with money he earned from lucrative dealings with the Chinese Communist Party.
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Maricopa County Attorney’s Office to Oust ‘ACAB Gang’ Prosecutor
The Maricopa County Attorney’s Office said it found a “disturbing pattern” of overcharging by April Sponsel, the lead prosecutor on the “ACAB gang” charges levied against protesters.
Arizona Will Execute Frank Atwood June 8. Who’s Next?
Frank Atwood, who Arizona will execute on Wednesday, is one of the state’s longest-serving death row prisoners. Here are some of the others.
Monkeypox Case Identified In Maricopa County
Monkeypox cases remain rare – but the first case in Arizona has been identified here in Maricopa County, officials said Tuesday.
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Cannabis Bills Show Conflict in Industry, Growing Acceptance Among Arizona Lawmakers
The 2022 legislative session saw the majority of marijuana related bills fail with the exception of a strike-everything amendment affecting dispensary licensing and a funding allocation.
Why a Mexican Drug Cartel Might Slide Into Your DMs
According to government officials and security experts, Mexican drug cartels are using social media websites and even online video games in the recruitment of new members in Arizona to supply transnational drug and human trafficking operations.
Forget the Joker and Doc Ock – Arizona Republican David Schweikert Is Supervillain in New Comic Book
There’s a new villain in town and he’s terrorizing the people of Arizona. At least that’s the case being made in Elijah Norton’s new comic book, which hits mailboxes in metro Phoenix this week.
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Fairmont Phoenix Hotel and Residences to Open Downtown in 2025
The Fairmont Hotel and Residences will be located at the southwest corner of First Avenue and Jackson Street in downtown Phoenix, marking a continued boom in hotel development despite downturns during the global pandemic.