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Jail Time for Arizona Abortion Doctors? Controversial Bill Is Advancing in the Legislature
Healthcare industry advocates and doctors testified in opposition to the bill prior to the committee vote.
Extortion, Illegal Dealing Alleged in Lawsuit Against Prominent Arizona Pot Company
The suit threatened to stop The Pharm from obtaining a rec license.
Tempe Quietly Fires Its Library Director After Years of Staff Complaints
Husser routinely called her co-workers names like “Bozo,” “fat ass,” “bitches,” and “idiots,” according to a grievance filed with the city.
Border Patrol Routinely Deports Migrants to Nogales, Mexico, in the Dead of Night
Immigration advocates argue that the practice leaves migrants vulnerable to exploitation.
New Facilities Opening in Arizona to Process Influx of Migrants
DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said in a news release that the facilities in Arizona will “shelter unaccompanied children and families.”
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Where to Get a Volunteer Shot, Plus More Arizona COVID News
The slots are competitve.
Despite Recreational Legalization, Arizona Has More Medical Pot Patients Than Ever
More patients than ever were in the medical marijuana program in February even as recreational sales grew.
Chandler Officer Told Teen He Killed That It Was “Stupid” to Reach for Gun
Seven hours before Anthony Cano was shot, he posted a photo of himself holding a Glock, captioning the picture, “Midday Adventures.”
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At The Mint Cafe, Marijuana-Infused Pizzas (and Burgers, and Tacos) Are Selling Like Crazy
The Guadalupe cannabis kitchen is one of the first of its kind in the U.S.
Phoenix Detective Loses Job After Assault on Fellow Cop
The fight stemmed from an argument over how an undercover controlled drug buy was conducted.
Vaccinated? This Phoenix Dispensary Will Reward You With a Free Edible
All you need is one shot.
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Family Remembers Dead 911 Dispatcher, Seeks $35 Million From City
Pamela Cooper was 49.
Penzone, Arizona Dems Clash Over Bill Mandating Outside Probes of Police Killings
Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone claimed that he supports independent investigations but opposes HB 2765.
Answer Some Questions About Your Marijuana Use, Get Paid by ASU
Do you use marijuana? Are you willing to talk about it? Then you might qualify for an upcoming research study being conducted by Arizona State University.
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Phoenix Council Races: Ansari Declares Victory, and Stark Stomps Garcia
“I think the dark-money attacks completely failed,” Ansari said
Week in COVID: Schools To Open, Disabled People Call for Vaccines
Cases remain low.
Five Highlights of Kari Lake’s Dark Path to Right-Wing Radicalization
From weed to cancel culture.
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‘It’s Done Me Wonders’: Former NFL Star (and Scottsdale Dude) Jim McMahon Talks Marijuana
“When I moved out here to Arizona, I got my medical marijuana license. I’ve been exclusively using that since.”
Study: Arizona, Maricopa County Rank High in Nation for Fatal Police Shootings
Only three states had a higher rate of fatal police shootings than Arizona, according to a new study.
Ducey Removes Capacity Limits on Restaurants, Gyms, and Other Businesses
They can operate at full capacity now.
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Arizona’s Democratic Senators Diverge on Votes for $15 Minimum Wage Hike
Sinema’s vote quickly drew the ire of progressive Arizonans, while Kelly’s vote garnered praise.