Judge Orders Settlement Renegotiations in Arizona Prison Health Care Case
A lawyer for the plaintiffs worries that Arizona Department of Corrections will still treat any fresh settlement as unenforceable.
A lawyer for the plaintiffs worries that Arizona Department of Corrections will still treat any fresh settlement as unenforceable.
A small group of cannabis industry representatives hope its new plan for legalization can offset the power of large-scale dispensaries.
“The Epstein reference is for the connoisseurs of subtlety,” the congressman told Phoenix New Times.
“We want to make sure that there’s a better solution,” one student said. “But we need to keep DACA until that happens.”
The Forest Service rushed a critical review of an Arizona copper mine that would threaten people’s lives, communities, and the environment.
The principal allegedly told a transgender student that they could not use their chosen name or preferred pronouns.
Arizona Republican Party Chair Kelli Ward even made an appearance.
Officer Jim Lee was first detention officer to be killed on duty in the agency’s history.
It’s still unclear which, if any, legislators will support the Arizona Cannabis Chamber of Commerce’s ideas.
The meeting comes after a rocky month in which doubts surfaced about the office’s commitment to building trust with the Latino community.
As the Trump administration rolls back dozens of environmental protections, it is proudly cracking down on ethylene oxide.
With a new case reported in the last week, here’s what we know about Arizona’s vaping-related illness patients.
After a month of public silence, women have contacted law enforcement about their experiences.
The case raises questions about how ASU protects students who report retaliation not by the accused professor, but by other classmates.
Alex Murillo served his country. Then he was kicked out.
Marcos Rodriguez, who was accused of stalking a woman and making unwanted sexual advances, is the fifth Phoenix cop to be fired this year.
Tucson could soon become a sanctuary city for immigrants. Meanwhile, Mohave County has declared itself a “sanctuary county” for an entirely different group: gun owners.
The decision rests in the hands of Judge Roslyn Silver.
The body camera footage of the incident is likely to inflame tensions between racial justice activists and the Tempe Police Department.
Conflict-of-interest, much?
Batista’s resignation comes after months of turmoil with the Mesa police union, which initiated a vote of no confidence against the chief.
“They’re just going to bully you and bully you and bully you until you give up.”