In Discussing Colorado River Drought Plan, Ducey Won’t Say ‘Climate Change’
“We’re trying to get something passed at the Legislature,” he said.
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How a Phoenix Bank Robber Redeemed Himself by Becoming ‘King Rat’
In the federal prison where snitches where often targeted for death, a master criminal broke the convict code and turned his life around.
Citing Controversial Bill, Gila River Tribe Backs Away from Arizona Drought Plan
And you thought they finished the Drought Contingency Plan.
Police: Local Gun Range Owner Reportedly Fired Shots at Wife, Then Killed Himself
Boe Bergeson, owner of the gun range C2 Tactical, reportedly fired shots at his wife and then fatally shot himself, according to a police report.
Sheila Polk’s Big Bang Theory: Prosecutor Likens Medical Marijuana to ‘Explosives’
The Yavapai County Attorney, in her February 1 filing in the Rodney Jones case, wants the justices to believe the nonsense she believes about marijuana’s alleged danger.
$10M Claim Blames Ducey, State for Uber Self-Driving Crash That Killed Woman
“This rush to be first in the ‘tech boom’ era made Arizona’s roadways unreasonably dangerous.”
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Senate Candidate Who Shot Mom Suing Over Losing Job as Professor
“Wilson contends he was quite possible [sic] fired because of his Republican Party affiliation…”
‘God is in the Gallery’: John Kavanagh Mocks Athena Salman’s Secular Prayer
“My floor statement was a friendly counterpoint to Representative Salman’s hijacking of the prayer,” Representative John Kavanagh said.
Judge Rebukes Arizona Walmart for Firing Employee With Medical-Marijuana Card
The former Walmart employee smokes marijuana before bed as a sleep aid and to treat her shoulder pain and arthritis, according to the lawsuit.
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Anti-LGBTQ ‘Hate Group’ Claims It’s the Victim of Atheist Arizona Lawmaker
“I’m not singling out religion and trying to attack religion,” Arizona State Senator Juan Mendez said in response.
Auditor General: Hit by Recession, Arizona’s Water Department 10 Years Behind
Director Tom Buschatzke said that groundwater management suffered “no meaningful loss.”
Arizona Legislature Eases Restrictive Four-Hour English Law in Historic Reform
Bill sponsor Senator Paul Boyer said, “Whoever said the legislature couldn’t get along should take a close look at this bill.”
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Lime Scooter Firm Says It’s Leaving Tempe Because of City Regulations
“The goal of regulation, of course, is not to drive the scooters out of the city, but to allow us to mitigate the secondary negative effects they cause.”
Inside Item 9: Casa Grande Medical-Marijuana Grow Facility Goes for Max Effect
“There’s always going to be five to 10 strains that your patients always need.”
Vying for Arizona Supreme Court, Bill Montgomery Asked Sitting Justice for Help
“Be foolish not to reach out to folks who had been successful, who had applied in the past, to see how they had answered some of the questions.”
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Former Arizona Attorney General Grant Woods Rules Out 2020 Senate Run
Grant Woods said that if he ran for the Senate seat, he could expect to face “a big-time, expensive, competitive primary.”
Cindy ‘Sherlock’ McCain’s False Claim Is Symptom of Human Trafficking Hysteria
The incident was consistent with others, “in which parents of children whose skin color or ethnicity differs from theirs fell under suspicion.”
Is Porn Really a ‘Crisis?’ Arizona Lawmakers Keep Up Crusade
Representative Nancy Barto, the Republican chair of the committee, called the issue “long overdue.”
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UPDATE: Ben Shapiro Will Speak at Grand Canyon University After All
Amid uproar over its decision to block right-wing commentator Ben Shapiro from speaking on campus, the private Christian college reversed course, extending an invitation to Shapiro to give a talk this spring.
Arizona Prisoner Dies After Writing ‘I Am Being Killed’ in Court Document
Not the first time this has happened.
Lawmakers Clash Over Bill Prohibiting Voters From Dropping Off Early Ballots
“This is voter suppression,” said Senator Lisa Otondo, a Democratic lawmaker from Yuma.
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State Charter Board Spending Tens of Thousands on Crisis Public Relations
The Arizona State Board for Charter Schools has paid over $50,000 for ill-defined media relations work from an outside consultant.