Maricopa County faces eviction crisis as pandemic aid dries up
Landlords filed to evict tenants in record numbers in 2023 as pandemic aid fell to a trickle.
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Your ultimate guide to the spring Errl Cup cannabis festival
Free weed, Bong Wars and so much more this weekend in Mesa. What else could you want in a cannabis festival?
Kari Lake hugs it out with white nationalist during campaign event
The U.S. Senate candidate gets chummy with Wade Searle but won’t say if he’s involved in her campaign.
GOP bill seeks to ‘erase’ trans, nonbinary people from Arizona law
A bill that enshrines a narrow definition of biological sex into state law is one vote away from passing the Arizona legislature.
Phoenix Rising opens new season on Saturday with targets on their backs
The pro soccer team, champions in 2023, opens the season with new coach, revamped roster and fresh kits.
Mushroom dreams: Arizona lawmakers signal support for psilocybin use
Bipartisan group of lawmakers support psilocybin use in therapeutic settings to treat PTSD, depression and other conditions.
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‘Jail was dope’: Ethan Schmidt-Crockett spends 5 days in Mesa lockup
The long arm of the law finally caught up with the alt-right troll. Sort of.
7 people charged with murder in Preston Lord beating death
County Attorney Rachel Mitchell called the arrests “a massive step forward in the quest for justice.”
Chase, attempted carjackings end in deadly Phoenix police shootout
Miguel Godines is the fourth person killed by Phoenix police so far this year.
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2 men took Angel Reyes for a ride. He ended up in the morgue
On what would have been his 22nd birthday, his mom wants justice in a case the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office refuses to prosecute.
Peek inside Arizona Humane Society’s new $52 million Papago Park campus
Kittens, puppies, rabbits and more! 18 photos from AHS’ massive facility, which opened on Wednesday.
Kyrsten Sinema won’t run for reelection to Arizona Senate seat
She’s out: “I will leave the Senate at the end of this year.”
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Equality Arizona is back, but under a leader who allegedly doomed it
Michael Soto was ousted after allegations of impropriety. Now, he’s quietly retaken control of the statewide LGBTQ+ nonprofit.
QAnon Shaman cozies up with Republicans at Arizona Capitol
Convicted felon Jacob Chansley had a kiki with several lawmakers who, like him, were on hand for the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol riots.
Phoenix New Times inks new partnership to boost our membership program
We’re revamping our membership program with new benefits, a new partner and a special event at Four Peaks Brewing.
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Ken Bennett runs out of anti-trans venom, kills Arizona ballot measure
The state senator was the only Republican to vote against the trans bathroom ban and limits on preferred pronouns. It was enough to stop it.
Arizona sues apartment landlords for ‘immoral’ rent price-fixing scheme
Attorney General Kris Mayes accuses RealPage, nine landlords of acting like a cartel to gouge renters.
Big bongs, tacos and swag: 12 photos from Mint’s opening in Scottsdale
The new dispensary makes six in the Valley for the weed brand.
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Republican Hispanic leader denounces Arizona GOP’s immigration bill
As Republican lawmakers push a ballot measure, they fast-tracked a controversial immigration bill to Gov. Katie Hobbs.
Why did a serial child molester only get 35 years? His lawyer was a creep
Maricopa County prosecutors cut a plea deal with Carl Nathaniel Fredricksen, sparing his young victims from being cross-examined by the Peoria man.
Russ Skinner says he’ll run for Maricopa County sheriff as Democrat
The county’s new sheriff says he wants the job for a full four-year term. He faces voters in a July primary.
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Katie Hobbs wants answers from health care boards after New Times reporting
The governor cited a Phoenix New Times story when ordering state boards to improve how they discipline health care providers.