Arizona Voters Favor Marijuana Legalization? Maybe, If It’s the Right Plan
“At this point, we are working with general concepts, and starting the dialogue with a variety of stakeholders.”
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Should You Eat Fish From Community Ponds Around Phoenix? Maybe Not, Study Says
A new study found pesticides, metals, and other contaminants in fish from community fishing spots around the Valley.
Three Arrested for Shooting at Piestewa Peak Cactus
One of them had a baby with them.
We Asked Phoenix Voters Who They Picked For Mayor
It’s election day, baby.
We Fix Ugly Pools™ Sues Company Formerly Known as We Fix Ugly Houses
This dispute between these two Valley companies is just plain “Ugly.” So fix it.
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What’s the Deal With Deals? Why Less is More In Medical-Marijuana Retail
“Somewhere in the history of marketing someone came up with the buy-one-get-one free concept, and now it’s being applied to cannabis.”
Meet the Political Operatives Behind Phoenix’s New ‘Citizen’ Ballot Initiative
“Tim and I came up with this idea, boy, three or four years ago,” Chuck Warren, a conservative political consultant, said of their initiative to put pension reform on the Phoenix ballot.
Environmentalists Plan to Sue EPA for Missing 51 Clean-Air Deadlines in Arizona
EPA has missed more than 50 deadlines under the Clean Air Act to grade Arizona’s plans to reduce ozone in the Valley of the Sun.
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Neo-Nazi Travis Ricci Dodges the Needle for Murder; Jurors Saw No Hate Crime
The same jury found Ricci guilty of first degree murder in early January, with the penalty phase beginning January 17.
Facing Scrutiny From the Nursing Board, GCU Looked to the Governor’s Office
Email records show Grand Canyon University sought feedback from a Doug Ducey staffer while facing an inquiry from the nursing board.
Phoenix Built a Crosswalk Outside a Senior Center. Three People Have Died In It
The crosswalk raises questions about safe street and lighting design as Phoenix confronts the highest pedestrian fatality rate in large U.S. cities.
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Arizona Prison Warden Offers ‘Once in a Lifetime’ Public Tour. ACLU Not Amused
The American Civil Liberties Union of Arizona criticized the language as “deeply hurtful” and insensitive to incarcerated people.
Senator Martha McSally Said She Was Raped by Air Force Superior
“I blamed myself, I was ashamed and confused, and I thought I was strong, but felt powerless.”
Will Arizona Blow Another Deadline for the Colorado River Drought Plan?
The feds are rooting for Arizona and California.
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Prosecutor: No Crime by Uber in Self-Driving Death; Crash Still Under Scrutiny
Analysis of the video is needed to “closely match what (and when) the person sitting in the driver’s seat of the vehicle would or should have seen.”
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey to Appoint a Linchpin Fifth Supreme Court Justice
Chief Justice Scott Bales’ resignation closely follows the departure of Justice John Pelander, who resigned from the court on March 1.
Diamond Mining: THCA Diamonds Are One of the Industry’s Emerging Concentrates
“There’s a little more freedom for those sort of things.”
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Fired From Police Job for Lying, Arizona Lawmaker Tried to Help Cops Who Lie
From behind the scenes, the legislator has worked on a bill to weaken Arizona’s system of disclosing the names of officers on the so-called Brady list.
Arizona Republic‘s Hiring of Jan Brewer Sparks Debate on White Supremacy
Critics argued that hiring Brewer amounts to providing a platform for hate and crankery.
An Arizona Lawmaker Still Wants the State to Take Over Federal Lands
Even after voters and two governors rejected previous measures, Representative Mark Finchem is trying again.
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The Only Questionnaire You’ll Need for the Phoenix City Council Race
Worst city in the Valley? “That’s a loaded question. But everyone knows it’s Apache Junction.”