Lies, DUIs and TikTok: 17 Arizona Cops Investigated for Bad Behavior in 2023
Excessive force, DUI and reckless driving among the most popular offenses by officers.
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Judge Orders Phoenix to Purge Massive Homeless Encampment in Biting Ruling
A judge blasted the city for “enticing” people to “the Zone’s drugs, sex, and lack of societal rules.”
‘I’m Being Displaced’: Phoenix City Council Fails to Stop Evictions at Three Trailer Parks
The evictions of more than 100 families could start as soon as Saturday.
Failed Congressional Candidate Elijah Norton Is Butthurt Over Peach Emoji
Emojis of lipstick, female lips, high heels, and peaches. They’re at the center of a new lawsuit against U.S. Representative David Schweikert.
Pot Wings and Biscuits Conquer Cannabis Kitchen in Tempe for a Cause
This culinary mashup takes edibles to a higher level.
Protest of Trump’s Arrest That Never Was Turns Into Tearful Bitch Fest in Phoenix
Tears were shed. Conspiracies were floated. Grievances were aired.
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Arizona Lawmaker: Using Hemp Products ‘Like Drinking a Case of O’Doul’s’
‘It’s really complicated.’ Some state lawmakers are confused by hemp and delta-8.
Black-Owned Viola Expands its Mission-Based Cannabis Brand to Phoenix
Ex-NBA player Al Harrington wants to use his flower to empower people of color.
Rachel Mitchell Wants Arizona to Execute Aaron Gunches
Governor Katie Hobbs wants Arizona to pause executions. Maricopa County’s top prosecutor says not so fast.
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Women’s Pro Hockey League to Crown Champion at Mullet Arena
The Premier Hockey Federation comes to Tempe on Sunday for the Isobel Cup championship.
‘Serial Fraudster’ Behind Breakfast Bitch Now in Federal Prison
Tracii Show Hutsona reported to a federal prison in Phoenix on Monday after bilking $1 million from her celebrity ex-boss.
Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? Not in Glendale
The Super Bowl city fined a panhandler $225.
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Phoenix Police Have Killed Seven People So Far in 2023
Police release new details about two deaths in February. Officers killed two more people in March.
Why Are Gas Prices Going Up in Phoenix?
Gas in Phoenix is more than your Starbucks coffee. Ouch!
Phoenix Police Killed Jacob Harris. Prosecutors Charged the Teen’s Friends with His Murder
“They didn’t have to shoot my son down like a dog in the street.”
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High Hopes for New Cannabis Products Hitting the Valley
Three cannabis brands drop new products that aim to please.
‘Just a Turf War’: A Fight Over Regulating Delta-8 Unfolds in the Arizona Senate
Delta-8, technically, is not illegal. A hazy debate about it broke out in the Arizona Senate.
Mobile Home Park Residents Plead for Phoenix to Stop Evictions
Three Phoenix City Councilmembers offered four ways to help during an emotional meeting on Monday.
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Phoenix Suns Ticket Prices Spike Ahead of Kevin Durant’s Home Court Debut
Phoenix Suns fans are shelling out big bucks to see Kevin Durant’s home court debut.
Spring training a home run for Phoenix economy but fans face sticker shock
Spring training is finally back to “normal” in Phoenix and it has fans buzzing.
From Haboobs to Sonoran Dogs, Arizonans Want to Protect Their Dialect
A new survey shows that Arizonans want to protect their swamp box.
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Phoenix Faces Two Lawsuits Over Secret Police Union Contract Talks
Two lawsuits hope to lift the veil of secrecy over the city’s contract negotiations with a police union.