Looking for cheap weed? Try these nearby states before Arizona
Arizona has cheap weed compared to the national average. But you could go almost anywhere in the West and find cheaper.
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Drink weed, not your calories: Cannabis beverage CQ coming to Arizona
The California-based brand is available to purchase online but will debut in select Arizona dispensaries later this month.
Here’s how much rain Maricopa County saw in August
Across the state, this summer has been one of the driest in Arizona history.
Failed justice of the peace candidate who used N-word is running again
Michael Irish’s first run for office tanked after Phoenix New Times reported on his use of a racial slur. Now he’s back.
Curaleaf debuts new cannabis gummies for morning, noon and night
The company says its new JAMS Remix gummies give a unique, “fast-acting” buzz for different times of the day.
Wendy Rogers posts pro-Nazi lyrics, loves cozying up to antisemites
If it quacks like a Nazi and hangs out with a lot of Nazis, it just might be a Nazi.
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Tim Walz visited Mesa to watch Kamala Harris unravel Donald Trump
Walz primed the crowd, and Harris delivered, sounding presidential and goading Trump into several unhinged rants.
Republicans welcome Donald Trump back to Arizona with racist billboard
Haitian immigrants are not eating cats. But you know what the GOP says: Don’t let the truth get in the way of a racist joke.
Forks down? Here’s how far ASU fell in this best colleges ranking
The Wall Street Journal ranked the top 500 universities in the country. Finding an Arizona school takes a lot of scrolling.
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Get this tote bag and water bottle when you support Phoenix New Times
We’ve got new member merch for the fall so you can show off your love of independent journalism.
Arizona loves campaign sign snitching. Why is no one ever punished?
It’s a political pastime in Arizona to grouse about campaign sign violations, but barely anyone bothers to enforce the law.
These affordable Arizona suburbs are among fastest-growing in the U.S.
The populations of these Arizona cities are spiking, but home values have remained under $500,000.
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Ex-sheriff’s deputy investigated for handcuffing 82-year-old woman
The Arizona Police Officer Standards and Training Board also suspended cops accused of domestic abuse and driving drunk.
Worst season-opener blowouts in Arizona Cardinals history
Since moving to Arizona in 1988, the Cardinals are 13-22-1 in their first game of the season. There have been some clunkers.
Maricopa County still on pace to surpass 600 heat deaths in 2024
The Valley may fall short of last year’s grim record of 645 heat deaths, but the numbers this summer aren’t much more promising.
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Requesting police body-cam footage in Arizona? It could cost thousands
A 2023 Arizona law allows police to charge up to $46 per hour of body-cam footage, leading to big public records bills.
Arizona wants to replace your AC system. Here’s how to take advantage
With federal funds, Efficiency Arizona is offering certain households up to $14,000 in rebates for energy-efficient upgrades.
Surprise woman sues over arrest for speaking out at public meeting
Rebekah Massie was criticizing a proposed pay raise for a city official when Mayor Skip Hall had her hauled out in handcuffs.
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Firefighters cut through the border wall to rescue an injured migrant
Arivaca firefighters stepped in when border patrol wouldn’t, saving a man with a fractured ankle who’d waited a day for help.
Family sues Scottsdale school over ‘threatening voicemail’ accusations
Scott Okland said he spent $7,500 for forensic analysis to prove he didn’t threaten a Scottsdale Christian Academy official.
What is a haboob? What you should know about Arizona’s dust storms
Arizona has had dust storms for ages, but we’ve only recently started calling them haboobs.
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This ASU player has one of the best names in college football
DraftKings put out its All-Name team, and a Sun Devils defensive lineman makes the cut.