Sisley’s medical marijuana for PTSD study approved by feds
By Cooper Rummell | KTAR An Arizona-based psychiatrist and marijuana researcher is moving forward with a controversial cannabis study that could have nationwide implications. Just
By Cooper Rummell | KTAR An Arizona-based psychiatrist and marijuana researcher is moving forward with a controversial cannabis study that could have nationwide implications. Just
The extent to which the average American’s tax burden varies based on his or her state of residence represents a significant point of differentiation between
In North America, Frank Lloyd Wright is considered an architectural deity. On the other side of the Atlantic, however, a fight over the famed architect’s
By Michael Corkery | The New York Times In September, Susan Rodolfi celebrated an unusual anniversary: five years of missed mortgage payments. She is like
By Lisa Prevost | The New York Times While existing home sales are up nearly 5 percent from last year, economists say activity would likely
By Diana Olick | CNBC Colder than average temperatures and heavy snow in much of the U.S. failed to keep February home buyers away. Signed
By Luci Scott | Arizona Builder’s Exchange The Arizona Department of Transportation proposes spending a total of nearly $5.5B in fiscal years 2016-2020. That’s the
By Hubble Ray Smith | Kingman Daily Miner The future of Interstate 11 boils down to funding, including $88M to build an interchange at U.S.
A real estate bill previously vetoed by Gov. Jan Brewer has been signed by Gov. Dough Ducey. It lowers property taxes for churches that lease
By John Ingold | The Denver Post Arguing that two neighboring states are dangerously meddling with Colorado’s marijuana laws, state Attorney General Cynthia Coffman on
By Amy Edelen | Cronkite News0 A new report shows Tucson and Phoenix-area renters have had to deal with a double whammy: Dwindling or stagnant
By Ashleigh Barry | 3TV A boutique real estate company has landed a multi-million dollar property right here in the Valley. This isn’t your
By Cindy Barks | The Daily Courier An unobstructed view of Thumb Butte; a hike through the towering spires of the Granite Dells; a stroll
(Editor’s note: Opinion pieces are published for discussions purposes only.) The nation’s grave problems of police procedures and racial insensitivity laid bare by the simmering
By Les Stukenberg/The Daily Courier Marlin Kuykendall, Prescott’s mayor since 2009, has announced that he will not seek another term. In recent months, Kuykendall had
By Patrick McNamara | Arizona Daily Star Discrimination accusations a Tucson landlord made in a lawsuit against the city have been largely rejected by a
By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services/Arizona Daily Star Some Tucson fourth-graders and their teacher were able to accomplish something that often eludes even the best-paid
By Jeremy Duda | Arizona Capitol Times A liberal public advocacy group is suing to block a 2016 ballot measure that will ask voters to
By Paul Giblin | The Republic | azcentral.com Proposed legislation would keep bad-faith handling of workers’ comp case with Industrial Commission. Opponents want to get
The second week of Jerice Hunter’s murder trial begins Monday and prosecutors are trying to convince the jury that 5-year-old Jhessye Shockley is dead, even
By Scott Craven, The Republic | azcentral.com For motorists on the way to Tucson from Phoenix, little interrupts the desert’s color scheme. Then, a flicker
By Ben Giles | Arizona Capitol Times A new effort has emerged to legalize recreational marijuana in Arizona, creating a fracture in the campaign to
NEWS RELEASE-Town of Florence Some of the allegations made in a lawsuit recently filed against the Town of Florence by the local firefighter’s union, and
By Ray Stern | Phoenix New Times A woman cited recently on suspicion of biting her husband at work claims he cheated on her with
Tucson Weekly The Sierra Club isn’t a fan of Tucson Electric Power’s proposal to do away with the state’s metering rules for solar energy—something that
If you’re in the Arizona real estate world, these are the top 10 stories you need to know about this week. This is a regular
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By Aaron Navarro, Joe Walsh | CBS News President Trump is expected to sign an executive order on Thursday that would reschedule marijuana to a lower
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Lennar.) By Vincent Salandro | Builder Lennar reported positive growth in deliveries in both the fourth quarter and the full fiscal
East Casa Grande’s land use has been updated to allow a blend of commercial, industrial, and residential development. (City of Casa Grande) By Pinal Post