Arizona School Superintendent Race Too Close to Call
A member of Hoffman’s campaign texted to acknowledge the race was too close to call.
A member of Hoffman’s campaign texted to acknowledge the race was too close to call.
“It could be 50 years and we’ll still be under this law,” Alfaro said.
Parsons, who resigned from GoDaddy’s board earlier this month, says he didn’t know what he was getting into when he gave to American Strong.
“Where is the honor in bragging about stealing people’s belongings, kicking them out of their homes and arresting them?” a Facebook user responded.
“Mark recognizes there are people who get legitimate medicinal value out of medical extracts …”
Most longtime residents would probably agree with Sinema — especially when it comes to politics.
The suspects fled in a white Ford Explorer that had been waiting outside. Tempe PD has not yet found them.
“The malicious smears regarding ‘DES guns and ammo’ … were pivotal to the Manufactured Crisis proffered to our Governor…” – Tim Jeffries
Tactics by prosecutor Sheila Polk have resulted in injustices against cannabis patients and CBD consumers that go beyond the Rodney Jones case.
Investigators caught the naughty north Scottsdale mail carrier with the use of a bait letter stuffed with cash.
New Crash Forms in Arizona Ask if Cops Suspect Marijuana Impairment
Mint vows to take edible cannabis far from the traditional pot brownie or gummies, giving more options to patients.
The planned car plant “goes way beyond Casa Grande or Pinal County…” and will benefit all of Arizona.
“I feel pretty confident we’ve gained ground.” — NORML director Mike Weisser on the Arizona primary results.
Tuesday’s primary election proved a mandate for some of the states’ most colorful rogue politicians.
A civil-rights group is taking on the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office for a drug policy that unfairly hurts low-income people.
Your plans are here.
Arizona candidate for governor David Garcia will return $7,000 to donors to keep a campaign pledge.
The early results underscore the fact that today’s systems aren’t robust substitutes for human drivers
“He mentioned Trump and gold — I thought he was talking about a gold shower,” Arpaio explained.
A project by a driverless vehicle company and retail food giant Kroger might be centered in Phoenix.