4 years after Phoenix police killed Jacob Harris, his family calls for justice
“The Phoenix Police Department got away with an execution.”
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ACLU accuses Phoenix of destroying property of unsheltered people
The organization wants a federal judge to hold the city in contempt.
Harvest celebrates 10 years of cannabis consummation in Tempe
Harvest celebrates 10 years in Tempe with a smokin’ good time.
Phoenix cops who shot, killed Ali Osman won’t face criminal charges
County Attorney Rachel Mitchell surprises no one by justifying another police killing.
Sack Wadsack? Recall effort targets drag-hating, book-banning state senator
“The things she’s doing harm us as Arizonans.”
Psychedelic churches in Phoenix score court wins over legal status
Arizona is a battleground for churches seeking spiritual enlightenment with the psychedelic brew ayahuasca.
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Hobbs says $60 million will ‘start tackling’ homeless crisis in Phoenix
The governor says it’s part of a $210 million “critical investment” in housing issues.
Photos: Phoenix demolishes homeless encampment block by block
Confusion. Heated tempers. Hazmat suits. Our photo essay documents the city dismantling the first block of the Zone.
‘We can’t all go there’: Phoenix starts clearing the Zone without enough shelter space
“We all know there aren’t enough places for us to go.”
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Phoenix starts to clear the Zone – with no beds for the unsheltered getting evicted
Hundreds of people live in the Zone. Only dozens of shelter beds are available once they are evicted.
Scottsdale police clash with ‘Big Sexy’ party tractor in Old Town
“Big Sexy” is too sexy for Scottsdale police.
Phoenix gives raises to cops, considers boosting police budget to nearly $1 billion
Phoenix wants to ballon its police department budget to $1 billion.
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Ethan Schmidt-Crockett just can’t stop trolling Phoenix
Probation isn’t stopping alt-right troll Ethan Schmidt-Crockett from causing chaos in the Valley.
Starbucks workers vote to unionize 6th store in metro Phoenix
But the baristas are frustrated with the coffee giant’s refusal to bargain with the union.
Mesa police turn school bus kerfuffle into forceful arrests of 3 students
Officers pin 13- and 15-year-old students to the ground, handcuff them and take two to jail.
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‘The ketchup’ of cannabis consumption promises longer, fuller highs
CannaBlendz purports to be “the first cannabis supplement in the world.”
Two swanky Scottsdale restaurants fined for fleecing diners
The restaurants were nailed for adding an undisclosed 3.5% charge to diners’ bills.
Super Fans, Mascot Mania, and All-Stars: Suns and Nuggets Get Ready to Rumble
Why the Suns will win in six – and a bet with our sister newsroom in Denver.
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Fight Night: How Phoenix Became a Hotbed for Mixed Martial Arts Champions
What Nashville is to country singers, and what Hollywood is to actors, Phoenix is to MMA fighters.
New ‘Attainable’ – Not Necessarily Affordable – Housing Coming to Downtown Phoenix
A new apartment complex promises “attainable” rents. But will it be affordable?
Katie Hobbs Gets Singed After Unwrapping Tamale-tastrophe
The governor declared war on homemade tamales. Food vendors in Arizona are steamed.
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‘I Love the Rivalry’: Fans Soak Up U.S.-Mexico Soccer Showdown in the Valley
Some 55,000 fans chant, tailgate, and vibe during Phoenix’s latest high-profile sports event.