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A grand jury report harshly criticized city government finances. The Desert Sun found what residents have to say about their lives and Blythes future.

In another legislative session that is dragging on to the monsoons of summer, one lone cannabis bill has settled over the statehouse like a dusty...

The latest chapter of a long-simmering feud between two local cannabis heavyweights in Tucson played out in Tucson’s Board of Adjustments last week, as a...

Dispensaries and Clinics Best Delivery Service Earth’s Healing, 78 W. River Road, (520) 253-7198; 2075 E. Benson Highway, (520) 373-5779, earthshealing.org Even before the pandemic,...

Thursday, April 14 Once upon a time, when dinosaurs roamed the Earth, there emerged a mythic band from the UK: Led Zeppelin. For 27 years,...

The 2022 legislative session kicked off on Jan. 10, so it is time once again to start the long slog through the sausage of lawmaking...

Tucson lights up on 4-20, sales tax helps public safety Tucson lights up on 4-20, sales tax helps public safety By Megan McNeil | April 20, 2021 at 6:35 PM MST - Updated April 20 at 6:35 PM TUCSON, Ariz. (KOLD News 13) -It’s a day for those who partake in marijuana to celebrate it. 4-20 is a bit of an unofficial marijuana holiday, and it’s proving good for business at dispensaries. “Yesterday and today have been the biggest days we’ve ever had,” said Michael Crawford, CEO prime l...

Julia Teichmann from Pixabay As the wheels of the cannabis industry turn ever faster, new technologies continue to move from labs to dispensary shelves. For Arizonans, two new edible options are available that utilize a nano-emulsification process. A quick science lesson: nano-emulsions are described in the National Center for Biotechnology Information as an "advanced mode of drug delivery" in which two liquids are combined by an emulsifying agent—in the cannabis world, th...

Ana Brotons helps George Roop, Prime Leaf’s first adult use customer. As the rules surrounding adult-use recreational pot work their way through processes from the Arizona Department of Health Services to the municipal level, the City of Tucson is zeroing in on updates to its zoning ordinances to help adjust to the new reality of legal weed. A series of meetings and study sessions considering updates to the dispensary zoning code began in August 2020 with an emergency resolution to addres...

Outside midtowns Harvest cannabis dispensary, Sammy Magro said she had no problem standing in line to get legal THC cartridges instead of purchasing them off the black market as she had done for years. It was a sunny day in the low 70s and the line was moving quickly, so Magro didnt mind the wait, she said. "Im excited about this. Its my first time buying legally," Magro said. "Im looking for cartridges today because its better than getting them off the street because theyre p...