
Arizona’s marijuana odor bill feels like a slippery slope
I think Arizona’s odor bill is more about policing neighbors than solving a real problem.

I think Arizona’s odor bill is more about policing neighbors than solving a real problem.

A quick look at recent recalls affecting Arizona shoppers, from raw meat to cheese, pasta, dessert and flour mixes.

Matt Carter and Brian Raab are opening Dash in Scottsdale this November, with pastries from Fat Ox pastry chef Lisa Graf.

Four metro Phoenix spots earned five total honors in USA TODAY’s 10BEST Readers’ Choice Awards for gluten-free dining and drinks.

Roosevelt opens Sunday in the former FilmBar space, and I’m into the idea: a downtown room that treats sound like the main event.

Scarizona is back with six weekends of scares, three included haunted attractions and new ticket options in Mesa.

The 15th annual Bentley Scottsdale Polo Championships will feature Phantoms, Alaskan Franks and more on Nov. 7 at WestWorld of Scottsdale.

I think Arizona’s odor bill is more about policing neighbors than solving a real problem.

Recreational marijuana is legal in Arizona, but state law still limits when, where and how cannabis can be used.

Midtown Phoenix Curaleaf workers ratified their first union contract, and the three-year deal gives them something rare in this business: a little certainty.

A study in obese mice suggests just seven days of strength training may boost visceral fat burning and shrink fat cells before the scale changes.

Arizona’s new maternal mental health report card points to gaps in specialized care, screening, reporting and practical support for mothers.

I think this review is a useful reality check: calcium and vitamin D are common, but the evidence here looks underwhelming for preventing falls and fractures.

The crowd did its part. The Mercury did not. That’s the blunt read on a season that ended with promise, pain, and a lot of work ahead.

Arizona is leaning on Taylor Clarke and a rested bullpen in San Diego, with Gabriel Moreno set to DH.

Arizona Athletics is leaning on a sponsorship arm that gives the school a more flexible, and less public, way to compete.

Maricopa County is planning a second annual summit on teen mental health and violence prevention, with digital life and school phone use at the center.

Southern Arizona is leaning into fall with the Cochise County Fair, Sahuarita Oktoberfest, a miniature trash workshop and more.

Phoenix travelers got the usual modern-air-travel cocktail: a tech glitch, storm delays, and a ground stop.

From soul in Phoenix to rock in the West Valley, here are six live music picks hitting the Valley Aug. 26–28.

From live music to family outings, here’s a quick look at what’s happening around metro Phoenix this weekend and beyond.

Arizona’s top young baseball talent put on a show at the 2026 Future Games, with MVPs and standout performances turning heads.