Doja Cab: Phoenix Vineyard Offers Pot-Infused, Alcohol-Free Wine and Margaritas
Sweet Dreams Vineyards is selling a cannabis-based adult beverage that is tasty, low calorie, and a healthier alternative to alcohol.
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Arizona Sets April 8 Date For Social Equity License Lottery
26 “social equity” pot licenses will be issued on April 8, as the contentious state program moves forward.
Rachel Mitchell, Famed Kavanaugh Interrogator, Enters Maricopa County Attorney’s Race
Republicans brought Rachel Mitchell to Washington to question Christine Blasey Ford in 2018. Now, Mitchell is running to be Maricopa County’s top prosecutor.
Records Show Wendy Rogers Silent on Border Wall, Officially
Polarizing Arizona Senator Wendy Rogers, who wants to spend close to $1 billion on the border wall, has never communicated the word “border” over email, text message, or social media direct message since taking office last year.
Show Me the Money, Wendy Rogers. Most of Her Campaign Money Comes From Beyond Arizona
As Arizona’s high-profile, far-right state lawmaker Wendy Rogers begins her campaign for re-election, she has plenty of money in her political war chest.
Ron Watkins, QAnon Figurehead, Will Be on the Ballot in Arizona
Ron Watkins hasn’t raised much money, but the Q figurehead has collected enough signatures to be on the August primary ballot in his bid for Congress in Arizona.
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Maricopa County Attorney Allister Adel Resigns
Throughout Adel’s tenure, the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office has been plagued by scandals
Tempe Police Officer Who Held Black Hotel Worker at Gunpoint Lost His License to be a Cop
Ronald Kerzaya remained on the Tempe Police Department force even after he held a Black hotel worker at gunpoint as he searched for a white suspect. He has since lost his license to hold a badge and gun.
COVID-19 Rocked Tempe Police Department. George Floyd? Not So Much ASU Researchers Say
New research suggests the coronavirus pandemic transformed the Tempe Police Department more than the killing of George Floyd did.
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Maricopa County Reaches 10,000 Pot Expungements, Many More Remain
Advocates say this is just a dent in the number of people who are eligible to clear their names. And they worry that some are slipping through the cracks.
Bill to Create New Department of Marijuana Regulation Misses Major Deadline
The bill has already missed the deadline for its first reading, a necessary step in the lengthy process for a bill to become law.
College Student or Not, This Tempe Business Will Pay You to Poop for Science
While the new center is within walking distance of Arizona State University’s main campus and a five-minute drive away, it’s not required to be enrolled in college to get paid to contribute your stool which is technically being donated. Eligible donors could earn at least $25 and up to $75 for their toilet efforts and no more than $1,200 a month for the quirky side gig.
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Peek Inside Phoenix’s Next Affordable Housing Project, Old Shipping Containers
Plans for the affordable housing project known as The Jones Apartments will have 26 recycled shipping containers converted into 24 stand-alone apartment homes with one handicap-accessible unit and a common laundry area.
MLB Salvaged Spring Training in Arizona, But Some Say the Economic Damage Is Already Done
There are 15 Major League Baseball clubs that migrate to Arizona for spring training every year, often attracting fans from the Midwest, the West Coast, and the Southwest to workouts and Cactus League games.
No Car Blues: Phoenix Family Woke Up More Broke After Thief Stole a Black Market Valuable
More catalytic converters are stolen in Arizona than in 41 other states, according to a report this week from State Farm.
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Marvina Thomas: a Ministry of Love and Healing
Owner of Fourtwenty Collections, Marvina Thomas is making waves in the cannabis industry.
State Bill Says ‘Johnny Reefer’ Can’t Sponsor Little League
Who should be advertised and sold marijuana products? Some Arizona lawmakers are trying to answer that question, but not without ambiguity.
Family of Police Slain Ex-NFL Player Files Lawsuit Against City of Phoenix Seeking Justice, Money
Udofia was remembered as a “gentle giant,” and beloved friend by friends and family members after his death.
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Wildcatters are Pitching Arizona to Investors as the Saudi Arabia for ‘Green’ Helium Extraction
Investors are banking that they will hit the jackpot for extracting helium from Arizona’s state lands and private property.
Political Stunt to Carve up Maricopa County Stalls
The state legislation has been branded by Democrats, some Republicans, and many in the media as a thinly veiled punishment for Maricopa County’s Board of Supervisors.
Cannabis-Infused Beverages Are Bubbling Over
The surge in cannabis-infused beverage sales is fueled by alternative ways to consume the product.
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More than 28,000 People Died of COVID-19 in Arizona. Here’s How You Can Remember Them
After Kristin Urquiza’s father died of COVID-19 in Maryvale, her push for justice has become a national movement.