What Fresh Hell Awaits During Arizona’s New Legislative Session?
January 14 marks the beginning of Arizona’s 54th Legislature. How will the session play out?
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Expelled ASU Grad Student Accused of Rape Suing State for $4.1 Million
“He carries a 3.9 grade point average and is considered an essential member of one of ASU’s research teams.”
FDA Officials Confiscated CBD Edibles, Yuma Shop Owner Says
“They took eight chocolate bars, 14 packs of gummies, and 23 K-cups,” said the owner of Neverlow Glass Gallery.
Selling CCells: Arizona Firms Prosper With Popular THC Vape Cartridge From China
Nationally, the four CCell distributors import about 12 to 15 million cartridges a month.
Ducey and CAP Board Each Pledge $5 Million for Pinal County Farmers
The money would go toward building pumps, wells, and other infrastructure so that farmers can start using groundwater instead of Colorado River water.
Arizona’s Settlement With For-Profit College Operator to Erase $22 Million in Debt
Over 6,000 eligible Arizonans who attended colleges run by Career Education Corp. can have debt held by the school erased.
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Arizona Lawmaker Lifted Teacher Code of Ethics From Far-Right Group
State Representative Mark Finchem’s education bill looks eerily similar to model legislation published by anti-Muslim David Horowitz’s Freedom Center.
District-Funded Study Says Farming Contributes $2.3 Billion to Pinal County
The study, conducted by researchers at the University of Arizona, was commissioned by two irrigation districts in Pinal County.
ACLU: ‘Scarlet Badge’ Policy at Arizona High School Shames Students
The American Civil Liberties Union of Arizona is demanding that the school district in Cottonwood end a policy which “publicly identifies and shames underperforming students.”
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The Departed: Those We Lost in 2018
They weren’t all stellar individuals, but in ways large and small, their lives or their deaths had an impact on us all. May they rest in peace.
Personal Injury Lawyer Dies After Fall on Camelback Mountain
Terence J. Hislop was hiking with his family.
Did You Pay Attention to Arizona News in 2018? Take This Quiz
Were you paying attention?
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Hold Your Fire! No-Burn Days In Effect Over New Year’s Holiday
This is not a crackdown on fun.
Postal Inspector’s Warning Letter to Arizona CBD Maker Shows Farm Bill’s Limits
“We’ll take enforcement action needed to protect public health against companies illegally selling .. cannabis-derived products that can put consumers at risk.”
Making Pot Green Again: Environment and Economics Clash in the Cannabis Industry
Make Pot Green Again: Environment, Money Clash in Cannabis Industry
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Soaring Highs and Bad Trips: Top 10 Arizona Marijuana News Stories in 2018
The steady growth of the Arizona medical cannabis scene has been tempered by the ominous news that it could end rather suddenly.
One of Doug Ducey’s Sons Arrested With Fake ID at Scottsdale Nightclub
“He’s going to face the same legal and family consequences as any other 19-year old in this circumstance would …”
The Five Dumbest Ideas by Arizona Politicians in 2018
The proposed law would’ve required women to choose from a list of reasons why they are getting an abortion, as if it were anyone’s business.
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Phoenix New Times‘ Most-Read News Stories From 2018
Here are the stories you clicked on the most.
Lawsuit: Seeking Help for Bulimia, She Thought She Could Trust Her Therapist
Under Arizona law, it is a felony for a licensed behavioral health professional to have sex with someone they are treating.
Under the Sun: Can This Link to Phoenix’s Past Be Preserved?
Norton House has been a mess for decades.
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Video: Arizona Lawmaker Arrested After Testy Exchange With State Troopers
Representative David Cook lost two committee assignments, including his seat on the House Public Safety Committee.