Family of Jacob Harris Files Lawsuit, Says Officer Lied to Grand Jury
Video of the incident doesn’t match officers’ descriptions of the shooting, and the 120-page police report is rife with inconsistencies.
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Phoenix’s Homeless Fight for New City Policy on Sleeping Outside, Per Ruling
A 9th U.S Circuit Court of Appeals ruling means Phoenix’s homeless should be allowed to sleep outside without fear of repercussions. City policy doesn’t yet reflect that.
Phoenix Could Require Short-Term Rental Owners to Register With the City
Finally, someone to call when the vacationers next door get too damned rowdy.
Arizona Sues E-Cigarette Giants JUUL Labs, Eonsmoke Amid ‘Public Health Crisis’
Arizona is one of at least six states to sue JUUL for deceptive marketing tactics targeting teens.
Maricopa County Assessor Paul Petersen Resigns Over Adoption Scheme
Three months after his indictments.
AZPOST Takes No Action Against Tempe Cop Who Tased Man Holding Baby
AZPOST took no action against a Tempe officer who tased a man in his own apartment who was holding his 1-year-old baby.
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TAMPON, DENIED: Arizona’s Rejected Vanity Plates
ADOT has rejected nearly 36,000 vanity plate applications that it says “carries connotations that are offensive to good taste and decency.”
Anti-Gay Tempe Pastor Says Australia Bushfires Are God’s Revenge for Banning Him
This is just the latest in Tempe pastor Steven Anderson’s hateful rhetoric, which has targeted the gay community and Jewish people, among others.
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‘Penis Man’ Graffiti Keeps Popping Up in Tempe
“The hero we deserve, but not the one we need right now.”
Arizona Republicans Push Bill Permitting Private Border Wall Construction
The bill appears to be a gift to a far-right group that has raised more than $25 million to build border walls on private land.
Phoenix Police Delete Soleimani Tweet After Backlash
The tweet was apparently meant to assure Phoenix residents that they were safe, but the message had the opposite effect.
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Mesa Cop Accused of Harassing Almost a Dozen Women Receives Full Retirement
He’ll continue to hold his badge, allowing him to apply at another department if he wishes.
Vape Industry Exhales, but Anti-Tobacco Advocates Bristle at Trump Vape Policy
Anti-tobacco advocates are “disheartened,” while Arizona vape industry representatives are “supportive” of the partial ban.
MedMen, a Top Donor for Arizona Pot Legalization, Abandons Its Arizona Licenses
The third-biggest donor to the initiative to legalize pot in Arizona just announced it’s leaving the state.
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The Departed: Those We Lost in 2019
Life is like a highway — with a precipitous cliff at the end that we all must drive off. For the following Arizonans, the road ended in 2019.
The Top 10 Arizona Marijuana News Stories in 2019
Before the above-mentioned state Supreme Court victory on concentrates, some weird shit was going on.
With Colorado River Cutbacks Looming, a Drought Pipeline Sparks Ire in Phoenix
Preparing for water shortages in Phoenix is proving tough for the city and residents alike.
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Did You Pay Attention to Arizona News in 2019? Try This Quiz
Can you get at least 9/12?
Arizona’s Top Tweets of 2019
A year in review, as explained by six tweets made by Arizonans in 2019.
Billion Dollar Baby: Arizona’s Medical Cannabis Market Is on Track for Big Money
The state of Arizona broke into the top 10 despite being one of four states on the list to allow only medical cannabis.
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Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Upholds Paul Petersen’s Suspension
Petersen is accused running a human smuggling scheme by bringing pregnant women from the Marshall Islands to give birth for adoptions.