New sexual trauma center in Scottsdale aims to change survivors’ lives
After years of planning by city leaders and community partners, Ruth Place will offer a six-month program for survivors of sexual trauma.
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Arizona woman says rehab center evicted her for being HIV-positive
The woman is suing for HIV discrimination, alleging Casa Grande facility disclosed her HIV status and told residents they weren’t “safe.”
Phoenix pays $5.5 million to family of man killed by police
Ali Osman was one of 10 people Phoenix police shot and killed in 2022. The city council approved the settlement on Wednesday.
Funds, focus close Domestic Violence Awareness Month in Arizona
Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell talks tough on “holding abusers accountable” in domestic violence cases.
United flight attendants rally at Sky Harbor for better wages
“Most people don’t know that we don’t get paid until the plane is in motion.”
Diamondbacks’ fairy-tale postseason meets its World Series end in Game 5
Thanks for the memories, D-backs!
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Chase Field turns into Halloween house of horrors for D-backs in Game 4
The Diamondbacks are on the brink. Is this Cinderella season about to turn into a pumpkin?
Coalition launches push to repeal Arizona’s ‘right-to-work’ law
Arizona Works Together has begun gathering signatures for a ballot initiative to strike “right-to-work” from Arizona’s constitution.
Photos: Fans fill Chase Field to see Diamondbacks’ World Series run
Fans partied like it’s 2001 outside Chase Field on Monday.
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Missed signals: D-backs flop during World Series Game 3 at Chase Field
Max Scherzer returns, Christian Walker misses the stop sign and Diamondbacks in a 2-1 hole.
Don’t fear the reefer: 5 products to elevate your Halloween
Take your Halloween to a new high with edibles, drinkables, pre-rolls and rosin from Phoenix’s weed connoisseurs.
Diamondbacks’ improbable World Series run continues to defy the odds
D-backs have been odds-on underdog in every single playoff game this postseason. Yet here we are.
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Arizona’s RR Brothers debuts functional fungi cannabis gummies
RR Brothers is using 100 years of candy-making knowledge and functional fungi to transform cannabis edibles in Arizona.
The bee’s knees: Cannabis trade group celebrates Roaring ’20s
Flappers and dapper gentlemen enjoyed the Gatsby-esque fun of MITA’s annual casino night fundraiser.
Phoenix Republican wants Democrat Hobbs to go bipartisan for booze
Matt Gress wants to extend bar hours for the World Series – even at ones with drag, which he tried to criminalize earlier this year.
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Teen arrested rescuing dog from woman in Chandler animal abuse case
“It was a good plan until the cops showed up.”
Kris Mayes to Big Pharma: It’s time to pay your $380 million opioids tab
Arizona’s attorney general finalizing settlements with CVS, Walgreens and two drug makers. Fry’s and Smith’s are next.
Bacanora chef fires up collab with Tumble on exclusive weed strain
The culinary and cannabis worlds of the Valley collide with an exclusive strain from Chef Rene Andrade and Tumble. It’s Puro Amor.
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Guadalupe residents say sheriff’s office ignoring racial profiling
“Nobody at (the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office) has ever said, ‘We have a racial profiling problem.'”
D-backs make the World Series! Peek back at 2001, the last time it happened
The Diamondbacks won the World Series two decades ago, when Jake Plummer led the Cardinals, iPods debuted and “Lord of the Rings” hit theaters.
Arizona sues Instagram for harming youth mental health; TikTok may be next
Kris Mayes joins attorneys general in dozens of other states in suing parent company of Facebook, Instagram.
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‘You have a champion’: Hobbs makes history with Phoenix Pride appearance
Gov. Katie Hobbs was “loud and clear” in her support of LGBTQ+ issues on Saturday as she joined the Phoenix Pride Festival.