Librarians, Firefighters Can Now Light Up as City Pot Policies Adapt Post-207
It may still be worth getting a med card.
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CBD Coffee Is Brewing Differently on McDowell Road
Now serving the world’s safest speedball.
Top Leaders at the Arizona Liquor Department Quietly Resign
Colonel Heston Silbert, the Department of Public Safety director, will serve as “interim” director for the time being.
In Rural Arizona, a Fight Over a Marijuana Greenhouse Could Cost 200 Workers Their Jobs
The jobs will end in July.
Your Guide to the Best 420 Events and Deals in Phoenix in 2021
How to really light it up on the big day.
Maricopa County Starts Closing Controversial Homeless Camps on Parking Lots
Maricopa County officials say that the lots will be emptied by the end of June.
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Parents Sue Federal Agents for Killing Woman in 2019 Ahwatukee Shootout
The parents of Theresa Medina Thomas accuse several federal agents of excessive force.
The Founder of an Arizona Edibles Company Has Died
Peggy Noonan founded Cornucopia, later COPIA, in 2014.
Scottsdale Professor Who Offended Muslims Gets Hefty Settlement From College District
David Chami, one of the attorneys who worked on Sabra’s lawsuit, called the payment “offensive.”
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Two Pot Execs Want To Take Ketamine Mainstream. Not Everybody is Vibing.
Special K in a new way?
What’s Really Causing These Long Dispensary Lines in Phoenix?
Dispensaries plan to provide tents, misters, fans, and maybe even food trucks to help customers beat the heat in lines.
Rise of the Brands: New Competition Is Flooding Into Arizona’s Cannabis Market
With the passage of recreational marijuana in Arizona, new cannabis brands are taking on increased importance in the industry.
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Revelers at Massive Party in Tonto National Forest Covered the Desert in Poop
With bathroom facilities lacking, the revelers started shitting in the desert.
Council Approves Pay Bump for Stretched Phoenix 911 Dispatchers
The raise is years in the making.
Arizona’s Migrant Graveyard: Searching for Bodies and Bones in the Borderlands
The number of suspected migrant remains recovered in southern Arizona surged in 2020.
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City Officials Want to Give Phoenix Cops Bonuses With COVID-19 Relief Money
The tentative agreement between the City of Phoenix and the police union features some reform-minded policy changes.
Cannabis Charges Against Patient Who Hiked on Federal Land Go Up In Smoke
Nathan Freddy fought the law … and the law lost.
Men Charged for Locking 16 Undocumented Immigrants in Nogales House
The padlocked room in a house in Nogales where 16 undocumented immigrants were stuck in stank of “human waste.”
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A Phoenix Marijuana Dispensary Is Offering Vaccines This Wednesday. Here’s How to Get One.
Definitely worth a shot.
Abuse Lawsuit Against U.S. Fencing Names Star Coach, Alleges Phoenix Assault
The lawsuit centers on an alleged assault at a Phoenix hotel.
Bill Mandating Jail for Abortion Doctors Nears Governor Ducey’s Desk
A bill that would threaten doctors who perform certain abortions with jail time is one vote away from the governor’s desk.
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Baked Alaska’s Tracker Removed After Lawyer Cites His “We Love Our Cops” Music Video
Baked Alaska’s lawyer also cited his good behavior.