Arizona Outlaw Bitcoin Trader ‘Morpheus Titiania’ Sentenced to Prison
A bitcoin trading case concludes with prison time for a Mesa man, and forfeiture for a Tempe brain scientist.
A bitcoin trading case concludes with prison time for a Mesa man, and forfeiture for a Tempe brain scientist.
Transit officials defend cost of working with a company that stands to make billions in profits.
When will Waymo be ready to deploy a robo-taxi service with no backup driver at all?
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Sylvia Moir also has been criticized for comments she made about her predecessor in an unrelated interview.
THC oil, vape pen cartridges, shatter, and edibles, are often used by the state’s sickest and most needy patients.
The group claimed it had collected 75,000 signatures of registered voters, well short of the 150,000 it needed to make the ballot.
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“It is our understanding that nothing dramatic or draconian will occur,” lobbyist Kevin DeMenna said.
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Extracts, which go by many different names, are used to fill vape cartridges and create most cannabis-infused food and drinks at Arizona dispensaries.
Rafaela Vasquez, backup driver in the autonomous Uber car, was not paying attention before striking Herzberg, police concluded.
Black, Latino, or Native American drivers still are more likely to be delayed longer, cited, searched, or arrested than white drivers,
Some conservatives had high hopes that the anti-marijuana activist would effectively challenge Greg Stanton in CD9.
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“You’re part of the problem of division,” Miranda told a woman who noted that the photo Miranda posted of a kid in a cage was staged.
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After the bitter divorce and fight over custody of their son, Dr. Connie Jones said that Dwight Jones became her “personal terrorist.”
Chief Ramon Batista announced that several reviews were underway regarding the incidents. He also hired ex-county attorney Rick Romley to help review the latest two incidents.
Protesters with anti-police signs gathered at police headquarters; “this in no way represents the whole work that is done every day,” chief says.