Governor Ducey Taps Colorado’s Bob Broscheid as Arizona Parks Director
Broscheid arrives in a broken house.
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Arizona Man Asks for Funds to Go to Stranger’s Bachelor Party, Internet Answers
The Internet came through.
Councilmember Nowakowski’s Sister Files Lawsuit to Defend Brother From Recall
The movement to unseat Nowakowski goes to court.
Border Cowboys: Howard Buffett Is a Perfect Fit With Cochise County’s Legacy of Vigilantism
Billionaire’s son didn’t respond to questions about his beliefs, but he did circulate a video title “Little Black Ghetto Bastards of Baltimore.”
Phoenix Will Raise Water Rates, Starting Next Month
Drought is coming. So are higher water utility bills.
Neo-Nazi Travis Ricci Guilty of Murder in 2009 Attack on Interracial Couple
Jaeger’s father, Charles Jaeger, was present for much of the trial, and was visibly upset at times
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Arizona High School Drops ‘Scarlet Badge’ Policy After ACLU Inquiry
The district is ending a policy that the ACLU of Arizona said “publicly identifies and shames underperforming students.”
Phoenix Police Department Seeks 600 Percent Expansion of Body Camera Program
Expert opinion on the effectiveness of body cameras is mixed.
11th-Hour Demands Plus Federal Shutdown Bog Down Arizona Drought Negotiations
Demands from developers also threatened the precarious progress of Arizona’s Drought Contingency Plan.
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Arizona Lawmaker Proposes ‘Charter-izing’ Procurement Rules for School Districts
“We know all this abuse is going on in the charter [sector], now we’re going to turn around and give the same thing to the school districts.”
Arizona Supreme Court Agrees to Review Legality of Medical-Marijuana Extracts
“It’s definitely good news,” said Jared Keenan, a criminal justice staff attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union.
‘Casa Grande’ Means ‘Victim of the Housing Crisis’: Viral Video Skewers Arizona City
“They say there’s nothing to do in [Casa Grande]. But there’s an old water slide that you can slide down, and die.”
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The Big Rig Next to You on Arizona Roads Might Be Driving Itself
Chinese autonomous vehicle maker TuSimple said on Monday it will roll out up to 40 fully self-driving big-rigs on Arizona roads by June.
How Much Money Will Jon Kyl Make After Second Trip Through ‘Revolving Door’?
Welcome back to K Street, Kyl.
What Fresh Hell Awaits During Arizona’s New Legislative Session?
January 14 marks the beginning of Arizona’s 54th Legislature. How will the session play out?
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Expelled ASU Grad Student Accused of Rape Suing State for $4.1 Million
“He carries a 3.9 grade point average and is considered an essential member of one of ASU’s research teams.”
FDA Officials Confiscated CBD Edibles, Yuma Shop Owner Says
“They took eight chocolate bars, 14 packs of gummies, and 23 K-cups,” said the owner of Neverlow Glass Gallery.
Selling CCells: Arizona Firms Prosper With Popular THC Vape Cartridge From China
Nationally, the four CCell distributors import about 12 to 15 million cartridges a month.
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Ducey and CAP Board Each Pledge $5 Million for Pinal County Farmers
The money would go toward building pumps, wells, and other infrastructure so that farmers can start using groundwater instead of Colorado River water.
Arizona’s Settlement With For-Profit College Operator to Erase $22 Million in Debt
Over 6,000 eligible Arizonans who attended colleges run by Career Education Corp. can have debt held by the school erased.
Arizona Lawmaker Lifted Teacher Code of Ethics From Far-Right Group
State Representative Mark Finchem’s education bill looks eerily similar to model legislation published by anti-Muslim David Horowitz’s Freedom Center.
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District-Funded Study Says Farming Contributes $2.3 Billion to Pinal County
The study, conducted by researchers at the University of Arizona, was commissioned by two irrigation districts in Pinal County.