Arizona GOP Hopeful Jim Lamon’s Easter Savior Ad May Be Backfiring
Arizona multimillionaire Jim Lamon is burning through his own coffers with a string of very unpopular television ads.
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Law Enforcement “Isn’t a Profession,” Judge Rules In Challenge To Arizona’s Clemency Board
Attorneys for a man slated to be executed next month argued that Arizona’s clemency board was unlawfully stacked with former cops. A judge dismissed their lawsuit.
World’s First Mechanical Tree ‘Planted’ in Tempe, and It Sucks. In a Good Way
The world’s first MechanicalTree, unveiled on the east side of Arizona State University’s main campus in Tempe on Monday, could be a catalyst in reversing climate change.
Trump Bashes Brnovich, Will Endorse Other Senate Candidate
Former President Donald Trump isn’t happy with Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich.
Fake News Bots Mangle Real Stories With Funny Wording, but Dangerous Implications
In a perverse game of telephone, robots butchered this New Times story into something hilarious and unintelligible.
Kari Lake, Wendy Rogers, Other Far-Right Politicians Rake in Cash in First Quarter
Even as the 2020 election recedes further into the past, candidates that ran on conspiracies of fraud are still raking in cash.
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3 Republican County Attorney Candidates to Interview for Interim Position
If one of the Republican candidates is appointed to the office, it likely will give them a leg up in the race.
Two Marijuana Research Bills Advance in Congress
For any aspects of either bill to move forward, committee members from both Congressional chambers must first reconcile the differences between the two and produce a single piece of legislation.
Postal Service Data Shows Massive Valleywide Mobility
The best measure of just how mobile the state of Arizona has become is seen in change-of-address data kept by the U.S. Postal Service.
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Where It’s At: State of the Arizona Pot Union on 4/20
The last 12 months have been momentous for Arizona’s pot industry. We recap some of the big trends and what’s ahead.
Scottsdale Man Invents Cannabis-Infused Water, Swears by Health Boost
Joseph Verdone has invented a way to infuse water with THC, CBD, and terpenes in a way that shows medical relief, but the science is still untested.
Buds-A-Palooza: Inaugural Weed Fest Promises Blazing Good Time
Promoters expect 5,000 pot lovers to Roosevelt Row pot fest block party on Friday, April 15.
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Arizona’s Clemency Board Is Unfairly Stacked With Cops, Lawyers Argue in Death Row Case
A board that can decide the fate of people on death row is stacked, illegally, with former cops, a new lawsuit argues.
Arizona Seniors Swindled Out of $27 Million, Among Worst in the Country
Extortion and romance and fraud, oh my! Arizona seniors were scammed out of more than $27 million last year, mostly by other, younger Arizonans.
New Poll: Parents Are Open to Giving CBD to Their Children
Three in four parents surveyed appeared to be open-minded about using CBD products for their children when other medications don’t work.
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For ASU’s Jewish Community, ‘Blatantly Anti-Semitic Speaker’ Marks a Broken Promise
Jewish students at Arizona State University are footing the $10,000 bill to bring aboard an anti-Semitic guest lecturer this weekend.
Social Equity Licenses Awarded – Investors Win Big
Here’s our breakdown of the 26 winners, most of which were backed by major industry players.
Too Close for Comfort: The Ku Klux Klan’s Global Headquarters is in Glendale
They’ve killed. They’ve bombed. They’ve terrorized. And they’re right under our noses here in metro Phoenix.
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Inflation in Phoenix Is Higher Than Anywhere Else in America
If you feel like you’re spending more and more on gas, food, and other necessities, you’re not crazy – inflation in Phoenix is higher than anywhere else in the U.S., new research shows.
Zoning Problems Plague Arizona’s Cannabis Social Equity Program
A city of Tucson zoning amendment will take six months to prepare for social equity license holders.
Judge Clears Way for Arizona Social Equity Drawing on Friday
On Wednesday afternoon, Maricopa County Superior Court judge James Smith denied the last-ditch effort by three social equity applicants to pause the drawing.
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Inmate Dies at Fourth Avenue Jail – After Officers Fail to Respond to Threats
No officers responded to Schroeder’s threats. Until Schroeder called again, eight minutes later, saying: “Come get the body.”