Arizonans Have Been Googling “How To Emigrate To Canada” Ever Since The Election
You guys know it’s really cold there, right?
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The Good, the Bad, the Weird: Eight Arizona Bills You Should Probably Know About
It’s now legal to shoot a rattlesnake in your own backyard, but should it be a felony to steal an American flag?
Arizona-Based Redflex Photo Radar Firm to Pay $20 Million to Chicago for Bribery Scheme
Redflex, the photo-enforcement company based in Glendale, announced on Monday that it has agreed to pay $20 million to the city of Chicago for its high-profile bribery scandal. Former Redflex CEO Karen Finley, of Cave Creek, was scheduled to report to prison today in California to begin serving a 30-month term.
Are You Funnier Than ADOT? Here’s Your Chance to Prove It
But if you don’t think your best ideas would get past the government censors, send your signs to us.
Time to Talk Real Football: Is Phoenix Ready for a Major League Soccer Expansion Team?
The Phoenix Rising FC soccer club bid January 31 to become one of four teams to join an expanded MLS.
5 Stories You Shouldn’t Have Missed This Week: A Wall, a Neo-Nazi, a Hijab, a Smiley Face, and a Bubble
Do you know about: What Arizonans think of building a wall? Why a Neo-Nazi’s French Connection could save him? The Solidarity with Muslim students at Maryvale High? The sheriff who won’t go away? A restaurant bubble that may be about to burst?
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Yellow Sheet: Arizona Chamber President Calls Teachers ‘Crybabies’ for Wanting Raise
They’re already the lowest paid in the country, with an average salary around $40K. Chamber head calls story “fake news” but says he could have used more “artful language.”
Report: Arizona Would Be Big Job Loser if Obamacare Is Repealed
Low-income residents would be forced to spend rent and food money on health care, according to a new study.
No More Smiley Faces: Arizona DES to Cover Emblem on Shirts Ordered by Fired Director Tim Jeffries
The Arizona Department of Economic Security announced on Thursday that smiley faces stitched on the backs of hundreds of uniforms worn by security officers will soon be covered up.
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Phoenix Woman Busted With Boatload of Pot… In The Desert
Officials say she had $180,000 worth of marijuana inside.
Time to Take a Side: Should Phoenix Become a Sanctuary City?
Three council members are opposed to the proposal; others haven’t stated their positions; Mayor Greg Stanton drawing fire from both sides
Paul Babeu Remains Sheriff of Pinal County … Online
The former Pinal County lawman continues to milk the trappings of his office on his digital media sites.
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Ask a Stoner: Is There Such a Thing as Organic Marijuana?
Dear Stoner: Is there such a thing as organic marijuana? I recently bought a pre-roll, and on the label were things like ammonium nitrate, isopropyl alcohol, nitric acid and indole-3- butyric acid, just to name a few.
Maryvale High Students Wear Hijabs To Show Solidarity With Muslims After Trump Ban
Executive order banning some Muslims from traveling to U.S. gave an extra incentive for students to celebrate World Hijab Day.
Sara’s Demons Crossed the Border with Her: Where Could She Find Help for Her Mental-Health Problems?
Undocumented children from Central America find mental-health resources are in short supply after they reach the U.S.
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Is Mexico a Bigger Border Problem for Arizona’s Tohono O’odham Tribe Than Donald Trump?
The vast Tohono O’odham Nation is strongly opposed to President Trump’s plan, but its main border problem right now is Mexico. The San Miguel Gate, a crucial tribe-only border crossing 20 miles west of Sasabe has been closed on the Mexican side.
New Poll: 54 Percent of Arizonans Tell Donald Trump, ‘Don’t Build That Border Wall’
The poll was conducted by the Phoenix-based consulting firm Data Orbital just two days after the president issued his order jump-starting the construction of a wall across the 2,000-mile U.S. border with Mexico.
Will Arizona Gay Rights Lawsuit by EEOC Be One of Last Under Trump Administration?
The EEOC’s recent federal complaint against a Scottsdale wine bar alleging sexual harassment against two employees perceived to be gay garnered nationwide interest this week – but will such cases be rare under the new Trump administration?
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How Did a Phoenix Mom Hang Herself in the Back of a Police Van? Suicide Detailed in Newly Released Report
Officers didn’t search her properly, according to police report, and didn’t discover and confiscate a shoestring that Violette tied around her neck during a 17-minute ride to the Phoenix Police Department’s central booking facility.
Ask a Stoner: Why Have Dispensaries Been So Slow Lately?
Feel like it’s taking longer than you remember at the dispensary? Blame it on computer nerds.
For-Profit Canadian Firm Acquires ‘Highly Profitable’ Arizona Medical Marijuana Businesses
A Canadian company announced the acquisition of “highly profitable” medical-marijuana companies in Arizona, including the rights to operate two Mesa dispensaries for 20 years.
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Backpage Demands Dismissal of New Pimping Charges, Decries “Vindictive Prosecution”
Backpage.com’s lawyers are demanding dismissal of new criminal charges filed by former California AG and current U.S. Senator Kamala Harris, calling the effort “vindictive prosecution.” Next hearing is set for February 9.