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Arizona Uranium Mine Decision Appealed by Plaintiffs

A coalition of environmental groups is joining the Havasupai Tribe in appealing a U.S. District Court decision last month that Energy Fuels Inc. can resume uranium mining at Canyon Mine in Northern Arizona. The groups had filed a preliminary injunction in March 2013 to stop the company from completing construction...
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Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s Enemies Are Closer Than Ever to Taking Him Down

When it comes to Sheriff Joe Arpaio's 22-year reign over Maricopa County, a cursory glance at newspaper clippings from earlier in his career reveals that some things never change. Consider Arpaio's penchant for investigating his enemies, his critics, and anyone who stands in his way. In January 1999, Maricopa County...
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Surprise! How Unannounced Album Drops Lead to Hits

For being thrown together at the last minute, A$AP Rocky’s listening party for his latest album A.L.L.A. sure looked like a good time. The festivities, which were held in New York City on Monday, came a week earlier than planned. The rapper tweeted that his second album, whose title is...
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White Arrows Talks the Difficulties of Being a Band Among DJs

White Arrows frontman Mickey Church approached writing the band's latest, In Bardo, as though it were the end of his musical world on Earth. The result: a playfully quirky, anything-goes-into-a-pop-song groove inhabiting the album from start to finish. "I didn't really know or care what was going to happen after...
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ASU President Slams Ducey’s Proposed Cuts to Higher-Education Funding

Arizona State University president Michael Crow released a public statement slamming Governor Doug Ducey's proposed cuts to higher-education funding. Ducey was elected on a promise to get the state in better financial shape, and more than half of the money in budget cuts Ducey is proposing comes from higher education,...
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10 Characters to Watch in Orange Is the New Black‘s Third Season

Prison life is reliably repetitive, but conditions can be frighteningly unstable, too. Netflix’s Orange Is the New Black, which returns June 12 for its third season, reflects that paradoxical state of affairs by delivering more of the same — heartfelt but complicated relationships, inspired capers, compelling personalities, stomach-twisting flips in...
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Patients Can’t Sell Medical Pot, Appeals Court Rules

In an opinion that impacts several criminal cases around the state, the Arizona Court of Appeals ruled on Wednesday that authorized medical-marijuana patients cannot sell cannabis to other patients. The 3-0 ruling by the state's Division Two appeals court overturns a decision made last July by Pima County Superior Court Judge Richard...
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Transit Union “Relieved” Embezzlement Case Is Over; W/UPDATE

An embezzlement case that cost a local labor union more than a quarter-million dollars shows that the organization has a "zero-tolerance" policy for corruption, its officials said. “We’re relieved that the legal process is over and happy that justice has been served,” Bob Bean, president of the Amalgamated Transit Union's Local...