A Computer Glitch Let Anyone Book Arizona Vaccine Appointments, Causing Delays
It follows other computer issues that helped seriously delay the rollout of vaccines in Arizona.
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Arizona GOP Deflects Blame, Says Antifa Caused Capitol Riot
Some Arizona Republicans are trying to blame yesterday’s attack on the U.S. Capitol by a pro-Trump mob on Antifa.
Here Are the Local Elected Officials Who Expressed Sympathy With Capitol Rioters
We count at least five elected officials who’ve voiced sympathy for the rioters.
This Weekend: A Cannabis-Oriented Outdoor Market at Hempful Farms
A cannabis-friendly market held the second Saturday of the month.
Most Arizona Congressional Republicans Voted to Overturn State’s Election Results
Even after the U.S. Capitol was attacked, Arizona Republicans still tried to overturn the state’s election results.
Did Paul Gosar Condemn Capitol Attack? Not On Right-Wing Social Media
One photo, two captions.
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Arizona GOP Chair Kelli Ward Definitely Didn’t Condemn the Storming of the U.S. Capitol
A mob of pro-Trump protesters has stormed the U.S. Capitol Building. Arizona GOP Chairwoman Kelli Ward won’t denounce them.
The Departed 2020: Arizonans We’ll See on the Other Side
Final farewells to notable Arizonans we lost this year.
Private Sidewalk Proposal Spurs Concerns About Homeless Crackdown Near Downtown
Is it an attempt to dodge a court ruling?
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This Week in COVID: Full Hospitals Divert Ambulances as Ducey’s Son Parties
Hospitals are overwhelmed.
New Mexico Poised to Legalize It
Arizona’s neighbor to the east may finally be on the verge of passing recreational marijuana.
Maricopa County, State Feud Over Computer Glitches That Delayed Vaccine Rollout
Thousands of people wanting to register in metro Phoenix were directed to go to sites as far away as Snowflake, more than 150 miles away.
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County Attorney Allister Adel Leaves Hospital, but Still Not Doing Interviews
“She is so appreciative of everyone’s well wishes and looks forward to seeing all of you in the new year.”
Arizona Has the Lowest Rate of COVID-19 Vaccination in the West, Tracking Site Indicates
Governor Ducey wants the vaccination number “ramped up,” a source says.
This Week in COVID: Vaccinations Are Happening, But the Morgues Keep Filling Up
Hospitals are stretched thin.
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Arizona GOP Battles the Anime Community on Twitter
No Christmas truce.
Ex-‘Bandit’ Hired as Spokesperson by Pima County Prosecutor’s Office
Joe Watson, a former reporter, spent time in prison for robberies. Now he’s the spokesperson for the Tucson-area prosecutor’s office.
Rae’Lee Klein Can Sue Cronkite Dean, but Not ASU, Judge Rules
Rae’Lee Klein won’t be getting her job back as former station manager of the student-run Blaze Radio, either.
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A Very Cannabis Christmas: A Phoenix Gift Guide for 2020
We hit up four smoke shops in the greater Phoenix area and picked out a variety of gifts you might consider giving the stoner in your life.
This Week in COVID: Banner Uses Corpse Trailer, Restaurants Will Not Close
More than 8,000 are dead so far.
Arizona Cities Are Banning Recreational Marijuana, But The Fix Is Already In
New ordinances are creating de-facto monopolies for existing medical marijuana facilities and building barriers for new players.
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The 10 Best Phoenix New Times Longreads of 2020
Meet some of the winners, and learn how the game is played.