‘Gas station heroin’: Mayes wants stronger kratom laws in Arizona
Kratom is easy to get in Arizona. Kris Mayes wants to change that by beefing up state law.
Kratom is easy to get in Arizona. Kris Mayes wants to change that by beefing up state law.
Escaping to the suburbs is how many people score bigger homes and lower prices. Not necessarily in these ones, though.
The Arizona Board of Education voted to explore removing anything that’s so-called “DEI” from state teaching standards.
A state of transplants? Maybe, but not as much as it used to be.
Tucson Rep. Adelita Grijalva says ICE pushed and pepper-sprayed her during a raid on the restaurant Taco Giro.
A viral video shows Sam Campbell clearing a wide residential street — but not escaping the law.
Arizona reported only three new cases this week in the country’s second-largest measles outbreak. Is the end near?
The song has been everywhere for the past two years, but heaven forbid sixth-graders play a “boomwhackers” version.
The school, which faced backlash from right-wingers on social media, said the print was part of a “temporary, student-selected” art exhibit.
Kratom is widely available in gas stations and smoke shops, though the Mayo Clinic calls it unsafe and ineffective.
A state health department report offers hints that Arizona’s lagging vaccination rates are becoming more deadly.
Martin Hernandez, an organizer with UFCW Local 99, was later released after a community outcry.
Vanessa Hickman was arrested by U.S. postal inspectors on Nov. 19.
You tell folks not to do illegal things and suddenly it’s a problem for some people.
Well, that’s one way to make a point.
Drought? What drought?
Vanessa Hickman, a former division chief for Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes, was arrestd Nov. 19.
Vanessa Hickman resigned as the state government division chief for Arizona Attorney Kris Mayes on Monday.
Phoenix is wet and cloudy this week. But is this November one for the record books?
The rate of ballots rejected for bad signatures jumped, and MAGA Recorder Justin Heap’s new processes might be to blame.
A Gilbert couple mixed business and pleasure by jointly running an OnlyFans account. Now one is suing the other.
Turns out no one wanted to be on record as protecting a notorious pedophile and sex offender.