Supreme Court opens door to trample humanity of Phoenix homeless
The ruling said cities can arrest unhoused people for sleeping in public, even if they have nowhere else to go.
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Arizona woman gets 11.5 years for murder after baby’s fentanyl death
Gabrielle Marshall’s son died after getting into her fentanyl-laced opiates. She’d previously been investigated for neglect.
Bump stocks are unbanned and an Arizona shooting survivor isn’t happy
A mass shooter with a bump stock almost killed Justin Uhart. Now the U.S. Supreme Court has legalized the rapid-fire devices.
Celebrate 710 Day in the Valley with these weed deals
From BOGO offers to huge discounts, stoners can ring in the cannabis oil holiday with great deals around the Valley.
Peoria cop who resigned after internal investigation gets license back
The Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training Board revoked Danielle Trouton’s license in January but restored it in June.
After damning DOJ report, Phoenix gives police chief new contract
Following the release of a damning probe into Phoenix police by the Justice Department, the city’s top cop gets a new deal.
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It’s National HIV Testing Day. Here’s how to check your status
More than 18,000 Arizonans live with HIV, and experts encourage everyone between 13 and 64 years old to get tested.
The Caitlin Clark Show hits Phoenix on Sunday. Tickets aren’t cheap
Clark is the biggest sensation in women’s hoops, and she makes her only regular-season stop in Arizona this weekend.
Circle of Jerks: Arizona’s biggest GOP extremists had a House debate
MAGA rivals Blake Masters and Abe Hamadeh debated each other and right-wing lawmakers Ben Toma and Anthony Kern on Tuesday.
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Up in smoke: Medical marijuana sales continue to fall in Arizona
As recreational weed sales have gobbled up the market, fewer Arizonans are seeking medical marijuana.
9 photos of the 2024 Gerber Baby, a Goodyear infant named Sonny
Akil McLeod Jr., also known as Sonny, was selected to represent the baby food brand over tens of thousands of other infants.
Free weed alert: Mint has deals to get you and your dog high this July
You can take the edge off with a free preroll on 110-degree days. Your dog can get a CBD treat to endure July 4 fireworks.
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Vice President Kamala Harris stumps for abortion rights in Phoenix
“None of us can sit this out,” the Vice President said on the second anniversary of the overturn of Roe v. Wade.
Stop the steal? Maricopa County election worker arrested for theft
Walter Ringfield Jr. is accused of taking keys and a security fob that can access ballot tabulation machines.
Everything to know about voting in the 2024 primary in Maricopa County
From how and where to vote to who’s on the primary ballot, this guide has you covered.
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Rachel Mitchell ducked a GOP county attorney debate. We re-created it
The Maricopa County Attorney said she missed primary debates due to “scheduling conflicts.” Unopposed, her rival attacked.
‘Science over politics’: State budget extends psilocybin study funding
Researchers feared losing $5 million in grants as lawmakers made nearly $2 billion in budget cuts this week.
Lawsuit: Mesa police killed man who was attempting to surrender
A suit filed in federal court said cops killed Shawn Gagne in 2023 while he was surrendering following an armed standoff.
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IRS should investigate Kari Lake-linked PAC, Democrat lawsuit says
Pinal County Democrat Lisa Sanor says the Save Arizona Fund benefits Kari Lake directly and should lose tax-exempt status.
Zen Leaf workers win Arizona’s first cannabis industry union contract
After voting to unionize in 2022, Zen Leaf workers secured a four-year contract with pay raises, paid time off and a 401(k).
State health department warns not to consume Diamond Shruumz candies
The state health department said Diamond Shruumz products have led to seizures and ER visits for several people in Arizona.
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Phoenix Mercury legend Diana Taurasi reveals secret battle with eczema
The WNBA star has dealt with the skin condition since high school, but only now is choosing to speak about it publicly.