Arizona politicians are taking steps to make Arizona an early adopter of blockchain technology, a type of digital ledger that tracks electronic transactions. Proponents claim the technology can fundamentally change how societies do business.
The former Phoenix mayor has ties to the owner of a rival dispensary business, Swell Farmacy.
A supervisor for Petrified Forest National Park in Arizona pleaded guilty on Monday to stealing $313,000 in park entrance fees in a long-running embezzlement scam. Like the world-famous park’s notorious rock thieves, Sharon Baldwin, the park’s former fee supervisor, only stole a little at a time — but as court…
SB 1384 would give First Amendment protection to student journalists, but Republican concerned that faculty members will “propagandize their own liberal views through … student publications.”
Prosecutors can’t decide whether to charge a man accused of disrupting TV and radio signals for about an hour last month by vandalizing equipment on top of South Mountain in Phoenix.
Two Swedish women bitten by dogs in a Camp Verde home in 2015 are suing for damages with the help of California celebrity lawyer Perry Wander.
Steven Cooper, a veteran who served 18 years in the army, successfully sued the Phoenix VA for failing to diagnose and treat his prostate cancer.
As advocates suffer another setback from Trump administration, they say there are other ways schools can step up to help transgender students.
Family caregivers often struggle to navigate Arizona health-care system on behalf of their aging parents.
Starring Steven Seagal in Jury Duty, Clayton Jacobs in Blind Man Walking, Angry Drivers in Road Rage in Tempe, Mother Nature in All Hail, Phoenix and Donald Trump Fashionistas in Don’t Dump Ivanka.
Juan Carlos Fomperosa Garcia, a single dad, was deported last night. What happens to his three U.S.-born kids?
A group of U.S. citizens stand accused of running a sophisticated resupply operation for some of the “vast network” of cartel scouts in the Arizona desert, recently unsealed court documents show.
Yes, says the ACLU, which claims in an emergency lawsuit that prisoner Shawn Jensen is being denied his constitutional rights.
Two bills intended to weaken law that prevents celebratory gun shots in urban areas are on their way to the state Senate floor.
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey has fired four of six agency heads that were the subjects of news articles. Check out New Times’ review of the appointees scrutinized by the media or state investigations.
Arizona’s largest public utility agreed on Wednesday to limit a planned rate hike for all customers and grandfather in rates for existing rooftop solar customers .New solar customers would receive similar compensation rates as existing customers.
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The new president sounded a lot of familiar themes that will resonate in Arizona, good and bad, during his first speech to a Joint Session of Congress
Nativist bad girl Michelle Dallacroce blasts Trump’s stance on DACA, gets booted as emcee of March4Trump.
Trump says he wants to grant legal status to millions of undocumented immigrants. No one seems to believe him.
“We believe it is important for Donald Trump to face the people who have been victimized by his disastrous policies,” Congressman Ruben Gallego said.
Phoenix and Mesa experienced a spate of hail today during an afternoon rain shower. A meteorologist said that small hail falls a dozen times a year in metro Phoenix.
