Insert Here: Marijuana Suppositories Give Patients Options, but Need Research
“… A clinical trial involving 42 men dosing for 14 days with rectal suppositories showed promising results.”
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Grand Canyon University Dean Pursuing Seat on Maricopa Community College Board
Sherman Elliott’s campaign has raised questions because of his role at GCU, a university that was a for-profit company until this summer.
Memo: Arizona Parks Considered Gift From Mine Company While Ignoring Waste Site
Keegan allegedly said Resolution Copper offered to gift Parks a campground as part of its controversial land swap deal with the federal government.
Arizona Parks Director Sue Black Placed on Administrative Leave
The move followed reports in Phoenix New Times that the agency destroyed native antiquities sites, according to an email sent to department employees.
Donald Trump Jr. Asks Sun City Retirees, ‘Are You Guys Sick of Winning Yet?’
At a strip mall in Sun City, the president’s most loyal defender urged people to vote for Republicans in the midterm election.
Arizona Anti-Spanish GOP Candidate Courts Hispanic Votes In Spanish
Steve Gaynor has called for ballots to be only in English, but he has radio advertisements and a campaign website en español.
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Arizona ACLU Pours $130K Into Spanish-Language Ads for Secretary of State Race
The ads warn voters that the Republican candidate “openly advocated to make it harder to vote for non-English speakers.”
Tempe Public Works Director Ousted in Ongoing Department Turmoil
“The department has been through a series of challenging leadership issues in 2018. We have made personnel changes as a result.”
Award Nomination for Parks Director Sue Black Withdrawn Amid Scandals
Arizona Parks has prided itself for winning awards.
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Family of Betsy DeVos Boosts Martha McSally’s Campaign With Donations
Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos was one of President Trump’s most controversial Cabinet picks.
Retrial of Neo-Nazi Travis Ricci Begins as Nation Reels From Pittsburgh Hate Killings
Skinhead is accused of murdering white woman he saw walking with a black man
La Gattara: A Place to Relax Where Even the Conversation Is Catty
La Gattara Cat Lounge and Boutique in Tempe is a purrfect place to relax
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GOP State Senator Threatens to Sue Over Negative School-Funding Ads
“If you do not immediately cease and desist, Senator Brophy McGee intends to hold you fully liable for compensatory and punitive damages.”
Average Rent Prices in 70 Phoenix Metro Neighborhoods Right Now
From Phoenix to Scottsdale.
10 Things You Have to Explain to People Who Aren’t From Phoenix
Phoenix isn’t quite like other American cities — like when you have to slam on the brakes because there’s a coyote in the road. Below, find 10 things about Phoenix you’ll have to explain to people who aren’t from here:…
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Arizona Schools Chief Diane Douglas Loses Fight to Weaken Evolution Standards
No other board members spoke up to second Douglas’ motion.
Arizona Drought Talks Stumble Over Proposed Water Cuts to Indian Communities
“The sense that we can somehow be pressured into a possible agreement for a 721,800 acre-feet cut without compensation is absolutely insane,” said Don Pongrace, an attorney for the Gila River Indian Community.
Arizona Supreme Court Inquiry Found No Evidence of Leaked Invest in Ed Decision
Arizona Supreme Court Justices and their clerks denied leaking the Invest in Ed vote breakdown in violation of confidentiality rules.
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Red’s the New Green: System of a Down Bassist Launches Cannabis Merch Line 22Red
“This is bigger than Shavo, this is bigger than System of a Down … I’m putting my heart into it. I’m not trying to do what everyone else is doing.”
Arizona Supreme Court Split 5-2 to Kick Invest in Ed Initiative Off Ballot
An expansion of the court under Governor Doug Ducey apparently made no difference in the outcome of the ruling that killed Invest in Ed.
Rodney Glassman, Who Ran Against John McCain in 2010, Is Back
This time, he’s a Republican, but he’s no less ambitious.
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Judges Uphold Right to Mine Uranium Near Grand Canyon – With One Exception
Environmental groups and the Havasupai Tribe have challenged the validity of a claim to mine around the Grand Canyon.