California Talks and Deadline Drama Cloud Arizona’s Approval of Drought Plan
“We don’t want to be in a situation where we have the uncertainty of a federal plan about how to manage the water resources.”
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Ben Shapiro Blocked From Speaking at Grand Canyon University
Not the first time a university has prevented a Shapiro speech.
Update: Arizona Approves Drought Plan to Fanfare but Feds Aren’t Cheering
Missing the deadline would have meant uncertainty for Arizona’s Colorado River supply if a shortage is declared next year.
Legislation Could Undo Arizona Court Ruling Banning Marijuana Extracts
Medical-marijuana users “could have relief many months earlier” because of the legislation, Weisser said.
Bryan West, Channel 12 Reporter, Sentenced for Extreme DUI, Disobeying Cops
“Moments later he began crying, then he got mad at me saying I was ruining his life.”
Teasing Presidential Run, Howard Schultz Claims He Won’t Throw Election to Trump
The tough questions arrived during the audience Q&A portion of the event: “Please explain to me why you feel you can’t run as a Democrat.”
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Arizona Bill Would Weaken Ability of Cities to Protect Tenants
“You’re not going to be able to hold landlords accountable to anything specific anymore.”
State Bar of Arizona Probing Rep. David Stringer’s Law License Application
Spokesman Rick DeBruhl confirmed the news in a carefully worded statement, saying the investigation was “with regards to his application to practice law in Arizona.”
Tempe Police Show Reporters More Video of Shooting of 14-Year-Old Antonio Arce
Police officials prohibited reporters from making audio or video recordings.
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Arizona Drought Plan Moves Forward, With More Money for Farmers
Critics of an 11th-hour amendment lamented a “last-minute effort to appease a few interests.”
Arizona Trying Again to Bar Israel Boycotts After Courts Defeated Previous Law
There’s always take two.
Motel 6 Attorney: Info on ‘Tens of Thousands’ of Guests Given to ICE
“I don’t think that what’s been put in front of us is insurmountable,” said Thomas Saenz, the president and general counsel for MALDEF.
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David Stringer Faces Two Ethics Complaints. What Now?
“Stringer has demonstrated a pattern of behavior that is “dishonorable and unbecoming of a member…” Bolding’s complaint says.
With Days to Go, Arizona Lawmakers Introduce Drought Plan Legislation
If they miss the January 31 deadline, the federal government will step in and dictate cuts to Arizona’s supply of Colorado River water.
He’s Not Running: Jeff Flake Rules Out White House Bid and Joins CBS News
Jeff Flake on CBS: “I will not be a candidate.”
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Arizona House Punts on Vote to Expel Rep. Stringer Over Sex Charges and Racism
Republicans say the allegations against Stringer should face an Ethics Committee.
Dope AG Nominee? Trump Pick Unlikely to Hit Marijuana Industry With Crackdown
Trump AG Pick Bill Barr Unlikely to Crack Down on Marijuana Industry
Under the Sun: Arizona Room Provides Readers a Sense of Place
Burton Barr Central Library: “People who come here just to be surrounded by local history.”
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People Are Attacking Driverless Waymo Vehicles in Tempe, Too
“…The suspect also formed his hand into a gun shape and pointed toward his glove box…”
Ducey, Dems, Call for Stringer’s Ouster After Records Emerge of ’83 Sex Charges
“I was surprised and extremely disturbed to read the report today on Representative Stringer.” – Senator Rusty Bowers
State Rep. David Stringer Charged With Child Porn in 1983, Court Records Show
Stringer lived in Baltimore at the time.
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Charter Board Regulator Lashed Out in Texts at Critics of Lucrative Deal
In text messages, State Board for Charter Schools President Kathy Senseman said unidentified critics “hate all charters” and want to abolish the schools.