Rachel Mitchell presented herself, initially, as a reasonable, no-nonsense conservative. It took only a few weeks for her to begin railing about George Soros, a bogeyman for the tough-on-crime right.
The Phoenix Cannabis Awards Music Festival will honor the who’s who in the Phoenix Metro cannabis industry in more than 50 categories.
Just hours after a shooter killed 10 people Saturday in a racist attack at a grocery store in Buffalo, New York, Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers implied that it was a false flag operation.
The Congressional Research Service (CRS) recently released a 101-page report that outlines the way things stand and possible solutions the U.S. government can take to address the growing divide between state and federal marijuana regulations.
“Skating is my whole entire life,” Chad Hornish said. “I see everything in the world as something I could skate on.”
Goldwater Institute attorneys allege the city sidestepped state law when it got in bed with the Chicago-based Hubbard Street Group, gifting it a hefty handout of taxpayer dollars in the form of a $7.9 million tax break to spur local development.
Kelli Ward is selling NFTs that feature her rendered as an election-fraud-themed Statue of Liberty.
Clarence Dixon’s lawyers have argued that his history of mental illness should disqualify him from the death penalty.
After recently announcing the expansion of its autonomous ride-hailing operation, Waymo is preparing to serve customers in downtown Phoenix through its “Trusted Testers” program.
An article on Arizona’s U.S. Senate candidate Blake Masters’ views on contraception went viral. Now, he’s threatening a lawsuit.
After a preemptive and overzealous six-month hiring spree, Carvana quietly laid off thousands of employees at its Tempe headquarters on Tuesday morning.
In 2021, adult-use cannabis excise taxes in Arizona reeled in $105 million, surpassing alcohol excise taxes of $92 million, according to an Institute of Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP) report.
Oh, how the tables have turned for Charles Ryan.
Fresco Mattic and “Grand Slam” Watson, the Arizona Wrestling Federation Tag Team champions, connected with other wrestlers at the Cannaval music festival at the Phoenix Events & Entertainment Complex on April 30.
“It’s a scandal,” said Lola N’sangou, executive director of advocacy group Mass Liberation Arizona. “And [Williams] is leaving right in the middle, while she’s on the hot seat.”
“It’s empowering and enlightening to see so many people here united,” one protester said.
Phoenix police chief Jeri Williams will retire “sometime this summer.”
“All I wanted more than anything was for her to have good health,” said Thomas Galvin, a member of the county board of supervisors.
One expert said the post was almost undoubtedly an “homage” to a meme used in neo-Nazi and far-right spaces.
“Don’t just go after the people that were the foot soldiers,” said Arizona Congressman Ruben Gallego.
Clarence Dixon’s fate is in the hands of the courts.
The “twofer” Saturday event, Cannaval Music Festival Experience and Cannaval Expo Lounge, is modeled after los carnavales in South America – with a twist.
