AZ Bill: Publish Wrong Medical-Marijuana Dispensary Address and You Could Be a Felon
That’s just one of several new bills aimed at attacking medical marijuana
That’s just one of several new bills aimed at attacking medical marijuana
African-American man from Buckeye is suing for alleged violations of the Americans With Disabilities Act; he’s also claiming age and race discrimination
Police: “Cory admitted that he took Jane Doe to the bathroom and ‘felt her up’ a little bit.”
Harvey Weinstein thought he’d have a quiet dinner on Tuesday in Arizona — he thought wrong.
Arizonans will get to vote in 2018 on a clean-energy measure that will help the future, firm says.
Never mind that the state Supreme Court has already ruled that you can’t deny medical marijuana to even those convicted of violent crimes if they are not incarcerated.
Arizona patients could still possess and grow cannabis even if Sessions shuts down dispensaries.
The state has paid out almost $2 million in taxpayer money to settle charges at Arizona agencies
Autonomous vehicles may find freeway driving less complex, but the risk level goes up at high speeds .
“I could take your phone and chuck it off the side. What are you going to do?”
Report says Richard made a show of taking off his wedding ring and putting it in a pocket, telling the woman he wished she weren’t married.
We weren’t supposed to hit that level until 2018, but apparently newcomers began arriving early.
Mi-Ai Parrish won’t be on track to earn the millions that her Republic predecessor now makes
Bill Montgomery’s crusade against the Arizona Medical Marijuana Act has finally ended, ACLU says.
Documents detail a night of drinking, sex, and violence, and how Brooke Lewis says that she was raped in her Tempe dorm room and that ASU was slow to respond to her charges. That changed today.
A jury found ex-Mesa cop Philip Brailsford not guilty in the 2016 shooting of Daniel Shaver.
A streak of six consecutive years of dry weather in Arizona “may be evidence of the changing climate.”
“Arizona is a poster child for dark or dirty money,” says campaign leader Terry Goddard.
A teen suspect told police he conducted surveillance on the murdered man for a week before the crime.
The practice could become legal, making Arizona more like California and many European countries.
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey has harsh words for Roy Moore. But “resign” is not one of them.
A transcript with an undercover agent shows that Peter Steinmetz didn’t agree to an illegal deal.