True to Form, Arizona Senator Jeff Flake Is Now a ‘Yes’ on Brett Kavanaugh
On Friday, Flake completed another step of his agonizing journey to voting “yes” on Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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Wasted Opportunity: Arizona Dispensaries Want More Patients, Lower Card Costs
Arizona now has about 178,000 patients with an average of 3,000 patients registering every month.
The Strange Case of the #RedForEd Strike Leader Turned Republican Activist
Catherine Barrett left the #RedForEd leadership team, only to emerge as a Republican activist and a committed Doug Ducey supporter.
Arizona Conference Gave Industry ‘Unprecedented’ Access to Top EPA Officials
One of them even gave out his cellphone number.
‘No on Kavanaugh’: During Protest, Four Women Arrested At Sen. Flake’s Office
“tell us you are voting no on kavanaugh” one of them tweeted, shortly before being arrested.
Look at All These Big-Name Politicians Coming to Arizona
Bush, Bernie, and… Martin O’Malley?
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Retired ‘Generation Kill’ Sergeant Sued By Child He Molested in Yuma County
Maj. Sgt. John Joseph Sixta was also convicted in California of molesting his step-daughters.
Arizona Wants to Control Clean Water Act Permits, Despite Environmental Concerns
Environmentalists contend that a state-run program will be financially unstable and fail to adequately protect water and wildlife.
Light Rail or Street Repair? Phoenix Transportation Needs Hit Funding Reality
Road quality is beginning to get irksome to Phoenix residents: “It’s the number one call that comes in to our office.”
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Phoenix Mayor’s Plan for Steep Taxes on Medical Marijuana Goes Up in Smoke
“It looks like an assault on medical marijuana patients and businesses,” said lobbyist Kevin DeMenna of the Arizona Dispensary Association
Arizona Legislator Confronts Republican Senator in Airport Over Brett Kavanaugh
State Representative Isela Blanc, a Democrat from Tempe, can be seen on video following U.S. Senator David Perdue through the airport.
New Times Investigation: How Yavapai County Targets Cannabis Patients, CBD Oil
Tactics by prosecutor Sheila Polk have resulted in injustices against cannabis patients and CBD consumers that go beyond the Rodney Jones case.
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Kyrsten Sinema Not Ready to Make Judgment on Kavanaugh Allegations
Kyrsten Sinema also would not say how she would vote on Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination if given the opportunity as a sitting senator.
Protesters Outside Senator Flake’s Office Call Him Cowardly, Disingenuous
More than 100 people gathered outside Flake’s offices in Phoenix on Friday to protest the senator’s spinelessness on Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
WTF Is Jeff Flake Doing? 4 Theories
Flake has the power to do something significant: torpedo a Supreme Court nominee. He simply doesn’t want to.
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Bill Montgomery Debates Civil Rights History on Twitter With @Flabzboobz
The Maricopa County Attorney plays amateur historian.
Jeff Flake Asks for Delay on Full Senate Vote on Brett Kavanaugh
Arizona Republican wants FBI to investigate allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh
Phoenix Mayor Proposes Massive Taxes on Medical-Marijuana Dispensaries
Mayor Thelda Williams wrote, “It is clear to me that we are unable to keep up with the public safety needs of our City due to financial constraints.”
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Department of Education Flack Resigns After ‘Vote Diane Douglas’ Email Scandal
The associate superintendent of communications is out in the wake of an internal newsletter that violated Arizona election law.
Rachel Mitchell Goes to Washington – and It Doesn’t Go Well
After Mitchell questioned Christine Blasey Ford, Republicans had no more use for her.
ACLU: Great Hearts Violated Transparency Laws in Anti-Transgender Policy Plan
The policy forced students to use the bathroom corresponding with the sex on their birth certificate.
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Who Exactly Is Behind the Arizona Mirror, a New Media Outlet?
The Mirror plans to keep things straight. “We’re engaged in journalism, not in advocacy in terms of public policy,” Small said.