Twitter Cracks Down on Arizona Audit Accounts Promoting Misinformation
The platform suspended at least nine audit-related accounts on Tuesday.
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This Should Be Interesting: Barstool Sports Is Taking Over the Arizona Bowl
The controversial sports site will also broadcast this year’s game.
A Domestic Violence Victim, Allegedly Raped by Her Detective: Woman Files Suit Against MCSO
A woman alleges that an MCSO detective raped her while investigating her domestic violence case.
Pot Spotlight: Pure Edibles Brings Its Founder’s Culinary Ethos to Its Gummies
“We will always be 25 to 40 percent less than competitors in our space.”
When Is It Too Hot to Hike in Phoenix?
“Excessive” means something different in Phoenix, where residents can count on a heat wave every summer.
Arizona DACA Applicants Left in Limbo After Texas Ruling Puts Program on Hold
A federal ruling has sent a wave of anxiety through Arizona’s immigrant communities.
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What Does It Mean To Be a Pot-Friendly Hotel? The Clarendon Is About to Find Out
Guests staying in the weed wing will have special privileges specific to enjoying cannabis.
Delta COVID-19 Variant Is Driving a New ‘Surge’ in Arizona, Expert Says
Arizona is once again reporting some of the highest new COVID-19 infection rates in the nation.
In Phoenix’s Hot Housing Market, Cash Sales Rise – and So Do Concerns
“Cash buyers are going to win it all day long,” Lieb said.
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Florence Police Chief Closed Probe Despite ‘Credible’ Info That Cop Dealt Meth
An outside investigator said that meth dealing allegations against a Florence cop were “credible.”
Something’s Missing in the Coverage of Phoenix’s Exciting New Electric School Bus
Lawmakers, educators, and activists have touted the idea of electric school buses this month, but they and the news media overlooked the significant cost of the vehicles.
4 Reasons to Keep Your Medical Marijuana Card in Arizona
Turns out, there are some very good reasons to keep your MMJ card current. Here are four.
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As Eviction Moratorium Looms, Phoenix is Rushing to Distribute Rent Relief
In two weeks, the federal eviction moratorium will lift. But $32 million in rent relief has yet to reach Phoenix renters.
Scottsdale Wars Over Short-Term Rentals as Travel Demand Spikes
A travel frenzy spurred by easing pandemic restrictions has brought Scottsdale to a breaking point.
Phoenix Woman Who Used Marijuana During Her Pregnancy Appeals Child Endangerment Case
“A public health nightmare.”
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Congressional Oversight Committee Demands Audit Documents From Cyber Ninjas
The Democratic lawmakers expressed concern in a letter that the audit is an effort to “promote baseless conspiracy theories.”
Lawsuit Claims Cops, Prosecutors ‘Fabricated Evidence’ Against BLM Protesters
“Allister Adel in short time in office has completely failed her professional responsibilities…” – Matthew Aguilar
At Firefighters’ Request, Phoenix Will Close Popular Trails in Extreme Heat
“I think the fire department needs to get their personnel acclimated to the heat.”
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‘Reefer Madness’ Is Coming to Scottsdale
The musical satire will be performed by the Scottsdale Community Players at the Historic Stagebrush Theatre later this month.
As Wildfires Blaze, Ozone Levels Remain Stubbornly High in Metro Phoenix
Last year, monsoon season was the driest on record. This year, so far, has not been much better.
Donald Trump Is on His Way to Phoenix Very Soon
The rally will be held on July 24 at the Arizona Federal Theatre in Phoenix.
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Was the Backup Driver in an Uber Autonomous Car Crash Wrongfully Charged?
“Greed drove Uber to ignore known risks.”