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Board Pulls License of Goodyear Charter School – Two Weeks After It Closed
“The teachers want to know, and probably every other taxpayer deserves to know, where are the safeguards that prevent this type of thing from happening?”
Why Women Are Mailing Tampons to the Arizona House of Representatives
They’re making a statement about the shortage of menstrual products for women in prison.
How Arizona Could Stop Ripping Off Medical-Marijuana Patients, Make Program Better
Senate Bill 1420 could turn a profit for state by putting more people in the program while also allowing testing for mold
How ICE Arrests in Arizona in 2017 Stack Up Nationwide
President Trump has unleashed Immigration and Customs Enforcement. It’s starting to show in the number of arrests and deportations.
Despite Noise From Trump Fans, Activists Urge Jeff Flake to Save TPS
“He needs to take a really strong stance that deportation is not the answer, and this is a humanitarian issue,” Paola Carrasco said.
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Due for a Risk Assessment, Phoenix Airports Could See New Security Plan
As for what these physical and cybersecurity improvements could entail, the city is pretty much mum.
Delivery Robots Get Warm Welcome at Capitol: Ready for Them on Your Sidewalks?
House committee advances bill, which means sidewalks might be awash in small delivery vehicles sooner than you think.
Great Hearts Charter School Reverses ‘Discriminatory’ Hair Policy After Student Withdraws
“We have reached out to the family of the student involved to explain that their son is welcome at Great Hearts with no change in hairstyle.”
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Is Politics Killing Arizona Bill That Would Test Marijuana, Lower Card Fee?
Co-sponsor: “I am embarrassed to confess to you today, that I signed on ,,, not understanding that it had that (decrease) of fee in it,”
Cold Case: 29 Years Later, Suspect Charged With Murder of Anne Levee
The accused killer, Donald Lee Scott, is the man who originally called the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office to report the death.
Arizona Proposing Harsher Sentences for Heroin, Despite Evidence They Don’t Work
The response from opponents of the bill can largely be summed up as, “Wait, we’re really doing this again?”
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Libertarian Candidate for Phoenix Mayor to City Council: Get Out of the Way
Nicholas Sarwark also once said, “The Libertarian Party is in the same place where African-Americans were prior to the ’60s.”
Unlimited Tampons for Female Inmates? All-Male Committee Debates House Bill
Representatives question whether women prisoners can be trusted with additional pads, but finally vote 5-4 to move legislation forward. .
Arizona Seeing Surge of Democrats Running for State Legislature This Year
“If Donald Trump did one thing, it was to really inspire people to get involved in politics.”
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Tick … Tock … Tick … Tock … a Timeline of Trouble at the Trump Rally
Newly released records show that Phoenix police fired nearly 500 rounds of pepper spray balls during the unrest, along with 16 canisters of tear gas.
Feds: Mesa Man Who Sold to Vegas Shooter Made Armor-Piercing Bullets Illegally
During an October search of Douglas Haig’s Mesa home, federal agents seized armor-piercing ammunition.
Arpaio Redux: Sheriff Penzone Gets Civil Contempt Warning From Judge Snow
The Melendres profiling case is becoming the new sheriff’s personal Vietnam. He didn’t start it, but as the conflict drags on, it remains to be seen whether he has power to stop it.
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Conspiracy Theorists Seize on Mesa Man Who Sold Ammo to Las Vegas Shooter
Douglas Haig says he’s received death threats. “I’ve had people screaming they want me to die through my front door.”
The Place Where Stuff Happens: Self-Storage Is Taking Over the PHX
“The ones who are doing well are storing their boats. The ones who are not doing well are storing their furniture because they moved in with Mom.”
Arizona House Speaker Retrieved Don Shooter’s Handgun Before Expulsion Vote
Representative Don Shooter turned over a small .22 caliber handgun and a display gun before a scheduled vote on whether to expel him from the Legislature.
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Judge: Sexual Abuse Lawsuit Against Phoenix Diocese Can Move Forward
The lawsuit alleges that the diocese, the Salvatorian Order, and St. Mark’s Catholic Parish covered up sexual abuse by a priest, Dennis Pecore.