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Family Remembers Dead 911 Dispatcher, Seeks $35 Million From City
Pamela Cooper was 49.
Penzone, Arizona Dems Clash Over Bill Mandating Outside Probes of Police Killings
Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone claimed that he supports independent investigations but opposes HB 2765.
Answer Some Questions About Your Marijuana Use, Get Paid by ASU
Do you use marijuana? Are you willing to talk about it? Then you might qualify for an upcoming research study being conducted by Arizona State University.
Phoenix Council Races: Ansari Declares Victory, and Stark Stomps Garcia
“I think the dark-money attacks completely failed,” Ansari said
Week in COVID: Schools To Open, Disabled People Call for Vaccines
Cases remain low.
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Five Highlights of Kari Lake’s Dark Path to Right-Wing Radicalization
From weed to cancel culture.
‘It’s Done Me Wonders’: Former NFL Star (and Scottsdale Dude) Jim McMahon Talks Marijuana
“When I moved out here to Arizona, I got my medical marijuana license. I’ve been exclusively using that since.”
Study: Arizona, Maricopa County Rank High in Nation for Fatal Police Shootings
Only three states had a higher rate of fatal police shootings than Arizona, according to a new study.
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Ducey Removes Capacity Limits on Restaurants, Gyms, and Other Businesses
They can operate at full capacity now.
Arizona’s Democratic Senators Diverge on Votes for $15 Minimum Wage Hike
Sinema’s vote quickly drew the ire of progressive Arizonans, while Kelly’s vote garnered praise.
Phoenix Investigates Working Conditions After 911 Dispatcher’s Health Failure
Pamela Cooper remains on life support.
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Man Who Planned to Release Radiation at Scottsdale Fashion Square Mall Gets 15 Years
“There’s no easy way to say this, guys, I have snapped. I have three sources. Stay home til they are found.”
Republican Lawmakers Are Making a Big Push to Criminalize Abortions
A variety of bills that critics say undermine abortion in Arizona are gaining steam in the state Legislature.
The Giving Tree Dispensary Has Moved (and Is Celebrating)
The Phoenix dispensary has a new shop to show off.
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ASU’s Settlement With Rae’Lee Klein Was Tied to Threats She Received
A bitter end to the high-profile higher-education saga.
This Week in COVID: 55+ Now Eligible For Some Shots, and Ducey Gets His
Appointments open at noon.
Despite Changes in Policy, Asylum Seekers in Nogales, Mexico, Remain in Limbo
The U.S. is admitting some asylum seekers again, but not in Nogales, Sonora.
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Phoenix Employee on Life Support After 15-Hour Shift in the City’s Understaffed 911 Dispatch
It’s estimated that around one in five of the approximately 187 police dispatchers contracted COVID-19 in December and January alone.
After Messy Power Struggle, A Northwest Phoenix Dispensary Has New Ownership
A Chicago firm has scooped it up.
Phoenix Council Members Call for Transparency in Police Misconduct Probe
Phoenix City Councilmember Carlos Garcia said that the city can’t wait for the county attorney to finish their probe.
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