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.
For scammed students at the University of Arizona Global Campus, it looks like it’s going to get worse before it gets better.
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 already operates 300 to 400 driverless vehicles in the East Valley and announced plans Wednesday to expand the service to downtown Phoenix.
Arizona Republicans have yet to exhaust their attempts to undermine the legitimacy of the 2020 presidential election results in Maricopa County.
“With the stroke of his pen, Governor Ducey has hurled Arizona backwards to its ugliest past.”
The sixth annual Errl Cup promotes consumer safety and access to clean cannabis.
Ashford University left its students impoverished and unemployable. Did the University of Arizona swoop in to save the day or bail out the fraudsters?
“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.”
A new lawsuit could threaten the state of Arizona’s social equity license program just days before the licenses are set to be awarded.
“Most women who cross over the border are raped,” warned Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz, who is under investigation for statutory rape.
Sweet Dreams Vineyards is selling a cannabis-based adult beverage that is tasty, low calorie, and a healthier alternative to alcohol.
26 “social equity” pot licenses will be issued on April 8, as the contentious state program moves forward.
Republicans brought Rachel Mitchell to Washington to question Christine Blasey Ford in 2018. Now, Mitchell is running to be Maricopa County’s top prosecutor.
Polarizing Arizona Senator Wendy Rogers, who wants to spend close to $1 billion on the border wall, has never communicated the word “border” over email, text message, or social media direct message since taking office last year.
As Arizona’s high-profile, far-right state lawmaker Wendy Rogers begins her campaign for re-election, she has plenty of money in her political war chest.
Ron Watkins hasn’t raised much money, but the Q figurehead has collected enough signatures to be on the August primary ballot in his bid for Congress in Arizona.
Throughout Adel’s tenure, the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office has been plagued by scandals
Ronald Kerzaya remained on the Tempe Police Department force even after he held a Black hotel worker at gunpoint as he searched for a white suspect. He has since lost his license to hold a badge and gun.
New research suggests the coronavirus pandemic transformed the Tempe Police Department more than the killing of George Floyd did.
Advocates say this is just a dent in the number of people who are eligible to clear their names. And they worry that some are slipping through the cracks.
The bill has already missed the deadline for its first reading, a necessary step in the lengthy process for a bill to become law.
