Ducey, Dems, Call for Stringer’s Ouster After Records Emerge of ’83 Sex Charges
“I was surprised and extremely disturbed to read the report today on Representative Stringer.” – Senator Rusty Bowers
“I was surprised and extremely disturbed to read the report today on Representative Stringer.” – Senator Rusty Bowers
Stringer lived in Baltimore at the time.
A Republican from Prescott, Stringer faced calls for his resignation from officials including the governor and the state GOP chairman.
The fact that the public was not allowed to vote on the deal to renovate Talking Stick Resort Arena, Larry Naman said, was “an act of violence.”
No matter the outcome, the proposed deal has been a study in how NOT to push forward with expensive, taxpayer-funded ideas.
Rep. David Stringer claimed he merely chose the wrong words when he told a group of students that African-Americans “don’t blend in.”
Lax laws make Arizona one of the most dangerous states in the country for drivers and passengers, according to a new report.
If City Council approves, the dockless electric scooters would be part of a yearlong pilot program limited to downtown Phoenix.
Governor Doug Ducey pledged that his budget would include “enough dollars to put a cop on every campus that needs one.”
“How I dress, what I wear, my sexual preference has nothing to do with my work ethic and how I perform at my job.”
The resolution says that all voters in Arizona have the right to vote without facing unnecessary barriers.
Arizona “and the nation must systemically prevent exposure and addiction to pornography … develop pornography recovery programs.”
After years of attempts, the death of a Salt River police officer might motivate Arizona lawmakers to ban texting while driving.
Lawmakers have 17 days to pass legislation to address expected shortages on the Colorado River. Otherwise, the feds will step in.
“With revenue soaring, some have suggested, ‘Loosen up, let the good times roll,’” Ducey said. “Ladies and gentleman, we’ve seen that movie before.”
The statistics are not in accordance with the apocalyptic view laid out by Howard Buffett, Sheriff Mark Dannels, and others for U.S. senators.
The eldest son of Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett out to “kick some ass,” as a friend urges, in southeast Arizona.
Broscheid arrives in a broken house.
The movement to unseat Nowakowski goes to court.
Billionaire’s son didn’t respond to questions about his beliefs, but he did circulate a video title “Little Black Ghetto Bastards of Baltimore.”
Drought is coming. So are higher water utility bills.
Expert opinion on the effectiveness of body cameras is mixed.