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.
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.
Phoenix-Area Men Charged With Killing Endangered Mexican Gray Wolf
“It’s a wolf, shoot it,” one of the men allegedly told the other.
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South Central Light Rail Survives as City Council Backs Two-Lane Design
“If we are removed from the federal list, this project is on life support,” Valley Metro CEO Scott Smith warned the Phoenix City Council.
Thieving North Scottsdale Postman Takes Bait Money, Getting Probation
Investigators caught the naughty north Scottsdale mail carrier with the use of a bait letter stuffed with cash.
Maricopa County’s Rachel Mitchell to Question Kavanaugh Accuser: What We Know
She’s put pedophile priests behind bars but in at least one other case, one victim’s family was not happy with plea deal.
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Arizona Lawmaker Says He Knew Nothing About APS-Backed PAC
The PAC, Friends of Robert Meza, spent nearly $55,000 in just three days on mailers, flyers and other campaign materials.
Kyrsten Sinema on the Defensive After NYT Report on Childhood Homelessness
Kyrsten Sinema’s campaign immediately launched a counterattack to rebut criticisms borne out of the story.
4 Takeaways From the First Arizona Gubernatorial Debate
Education and border security were the big topics.
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Superintendent Diane Douglas: Critics Targeted Me for ‘Christian Worldview’
Diane Douglas attacked the news media and said that her Christian beliefs are “an unforgivable offense in the eyes of the secular left.”
Maricopa County Charged Wrong Guy for Child Porn; Now, He’s Fighting Back
They said, ‘We regret to inform you we made a mistake.’ You made a mistake? You gave me a death sentence.”
Paul Gosar Responds to His Siblings Endorsing Rival: ‘Stalin Would be Proud’
“My siblings who chose to film ads against me are all liberal Democrats who hate President Trump,” Rep. Paul Gosar wrote on Twitter.
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Arizona Congressman Paul Gosar’s Siblings Endorse Rival in New Campaign Ads
In one video, Gosar’s sister says, “It would be difficult to see my brother as anything but a racist.”
New Crash Forms in Arizona Ask About Driver’s Marijuana Impairment
New Crash Forms in Arizona Ask if Cops Suspect Marijuana Impairment
Twitter War: Prop 127 Foe Mocked After Tweeting Women ‘Breathe Different Air’
“It was Twitter sarcasm,” Matthew Benson said.
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Angry Crab Shack Employees Sue Mesa Seafood Chain for Wage Theft
Angry Crab Shack servers say that the Cajun seafood restaurant violated the Fair Labor Standards Act.
Hot, Fresh, and Infused: Full-Service Medical Cannabis Kitchen Coming to Tempe
Mint vows to take edible cannabis far from the traditional pot brownie or gummies, giving more options to patients.
Meet Kiana Sears, ‘Warrior for Justice’ Running for Corporation Commission
“I call myself the economic and environmental justice warrior,” Sears said.
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Two Tweets Reveal the Impotent Essence of Jeff Flake
The soon-to-be retired senator once again proves he’s useless.