New Poll: Parents Are Open to Giving CBD to Their Children
Three in four parents surveyed appeared to be open-minded about using CBD products for their children when other medications don’t work.
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For ASU’s Jewish Community, ‘Blatantly Anti-Semitic Speaker’ Marks a Broken Promise
Jewish students at Arizona State University are footing the $10,000 bill to bring aboard an anti-Semitic guest lecturer this weekend.
Social Equity Licenses Awarded – Investors Win Big
Here’s our breakdown of the 26 winners, most of which were backed by major industry players.
Too Close for Comfort: The Ku Klux Klan’s Global Headquarters is in Glendale
They’ve killed. They’ve bombed. They’ve terrorized. And they’re right under our noses here in metro Phoenix.
Inflation in Phoenix Is Higher Than Anywhere Else in America
If you feel like you’re spending more and more on gas, food, and other necessities, you’re not crazy – inflation in Phoenix is higher than anywhere else in the U.S., new research shows.
Zoning Problems Plague Arizona’s Cannabis Social Equity Program
A city of Tucson zoning amendment will take six months to prepare for social equity license holders.
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Judge Clears Way for Arizona Social Equity Drawing on Friday
On Wednesday afternoon, Maricopa County Superior Court judge James Smith denied the last-ditch effort by three social equity applicants to pause the drawing.
Inmate Dies at Fourth Avenue Jail – After Officers Fail to Respond to Threats
No officers responded to Schroeder’s threats. Until Schroeder called again, eight minutes later, saying: “Come get the body.”
Arizona Sets Date for First Execution in Eight Years
Arizona has not carried out the death penalty since the gruesome botched execution of Joseph Wood eight years ago.
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Alt-Right Fake News ‘Journalist’ Jailed in Phoenix Assault
Alt-right “journalist” Jordan Conradson isn’t old enough to drink or smoke, but he did manage to get himself tossed in the slammer on Sunday after injuring his girlfriend in her home.
4 Candidates on Primary Ballot for County Attorney
Julie Gunnigle, an outsider Democrat, will take on one of three Republicans – Rachel Mitchell, Anni Foster, or Gina Godbehere – all longtime bureaucrats at MCAO or the state.
House Bill to Legalize Cannabis in U.S. Raises Questions in Arizona
The House passed the MORE Act, legislation to legalize and decriminalize marijuana. The measure now goes to the Senate while Arizona cannabis industry experts speculate on what it could mean in the state.
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University of Arizona Global Campus Loses GI Bill Funding
For scammed students at the University of Arizona Global Campus, it looks like it’s going to get worse before it gets better.
Mother Accused of Child Neglect for Pot Use While Pregnant Wins Appeal
A Phoenix mother was placed on a state blacklist for child abuse after using medical marijuana to treat a serious condition while pregnant. On Thursday, an appeals court ruled in her favor.
Waymo Bringing Driverless Vehicles to Downtown Phoenix … Soon
Waymo already operates 300 to 400 driverless vehicles in the East Valley and announced plans Wednesday to expand the service to downtown Phoenix.
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Ongoing GOP Attacks on 2020 Election Have Maricopa County ‘Concerned About the Future’
Arizona Republicans have yet to exhaust their attempts to undermine the legitimacy of the 2020 presidential election results in Maricopa County.
In ‘Dark Day For Arizona,’ Ducey Enacts 15-Week Abortion Ban, New Voter Restrictions
“With the stroke of his pen, Governor Ducey has hurled Arizona backwards to its ugliest past.”
Light My Fire: Errl Cup’s Jim Morrison Is All About Cannabis Consumer Safety
The sixth annual Errl Cup promotes consumer safety and access to clean cannabis.
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University of Arizona Bailed Out School Amid Losing Fraud Lawsuit, But Left Students in the Dust
Ashford University left its students impoverished and unemployable. Did the University of Arizona swoop in to save the day or bail out the fraudsters?
‘Extreme’ Arizona Elections Bills Inching Closer to Law
“We’re seeing a bunch of policies that are basically predicated on the same lies and conspiracy theories that got us to the sham election review in the first place.”
Arizona’s Cannabis Social Equity Program Faces New Legal Challenge
A new lawsuit could threaten the state of Arizona’s social equity license program just days before the licenses are set to be awarded.
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Amid Sex Trafficking Probe, Matt Gaetz Shows Up in Arizona For a Border Diatribe
“Most women who cross over the border are raped,” warned Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz, who is under investigation for statutory rape.