The cat that made me grumpy
By Phil Riske | Senior Reporter/Writer Wednesday’s story about Grumpy Cat winning near-3/4 million in a copyright infringement case reminded me of my experience
By Phil Riske | Senior Reporter/Writer Wednesday’s story about Grumpy Cat winning near-3/4 million in a copyright infringement case reminded me of my experience
By Thomas Triolo | Downtown Devil Arizona State University partnered with Wexford Science and Technology for the first phase of their plan to expand the
By Jake Kincaid | Casa Grande Dispatch Pinal County has very few affordable housing options for elderly and disabled people, and that pool of housing
Paradise Valley Independent In an effort to bolster its growing Elder Care Concierge Program, Scottsdale-based Rose Law Group has selected former Paradise Valley Councilwoman Mary
Critic says legislation ‘not well thought out’ By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Capitol Times A far-reaching plan designed to help put
Legislature shoots to pass bill package in 3 days By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Capitol Times State lawmakers begin working Monday
Legislative package sets $10M for treatment, restrictions for doctors By Rachel Leingang | Arizona Capitol Times Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey will call for a special
Prescription painkillers are not the problem (Editor’s note: Opinion pieces are published for discussions purposes only.) By Jeffrey A. Singer, MD | Foundation for Economic
Executive plan increases hospital assessment by $35 million Arizona hospitals will pay more under Gov. Doug Ducey’s $10.1 billion spending plan. The governor’s proposal, released
By Fortesa Latifi | Cronkite News ealth insurance for thousands of low-income children in Arizona’s KidsCare program would be preserved, even if federal funds are
Bipartisan bill seeks to legalize needle exchanges in Arizona Antonio Noori Farzan | Phoenix New Times For years, most of Arizona’s needle exchange programs have
Mike Webster survivors left out of awards By Ken Belson | The New York Times When the Pittsburgh Steelers begin their march to a potential
The most stressful jobs of 2018 By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal areerCast unveiled its list of the most and least stressful jobs of
By David Gelles | The New York Times A creator of the iPhone called the device “addictive.” A Twitter founder said the “internet is broken.”
By Kathy Cline | KTAR.com The opioid epidemic has officially manifested itself in the workplace, a recent survey has found. The survey from Detox.com found
Announced changes follow “an ugly incident . . .’ “The NFL and the players’ union announced a series of changes Friday to the way potential
An estimated two million people abused opiates during the Civil War, after using drugs disseminated by healthcare providers, doctors and nurses to stem pain For
If 2017 has seemed to you like a long and terrible year filled with bad news, then here’s some good news to close things
They want to expand list of home-baked goods that can be sold By Paulina Pineda | Arizona Capitol Times Two Republican legislators want to expand
By Joanne Kaufman | The New York Times Swelling of legs, hands and feet; capillary leak syndrome; fever; muscle pain; unusual bruising; dizziness, blurry vision;
By Terrance Thornton | Scottsdale Independent As the opioid epidemic tightens its grip on the nation’s beleaguered, an unintended consequence of the road to recovery
By Bob Herman | Axios The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention put out its latest life expectancy and death rate numbers this morning, and
Lawmaker opposes limits on doctors’ opioid prescriptions; Ducey disagrees By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Daily Star A state lawmaker is declaring
Sen. John McCain has been hospitalized at Walter Reed Medical Center where he’s being treated for “normal side effects of his ongoing cancer therapy,” according
Arizona received redistribution money in October to keep CHIP program funded By Mattie Quinn The bill signed by President Trump helps states keep the Children’s
She voids repayment obligations By Ken Belson | The New York Times United States District Court Judge Anita Brody voided questionable loans to former
Turf wars plentiful in health care practice expansion process By Ellen O’Brien | Arizona Capitol Times The sunrise review process is one of the more
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Photo by Gage Skidmore | Flickr CC BY-SA 2.0 By 12 News Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes said her office is suing the Trump administration
Photo via tvinsider.com By Keith Walther | Rose Law Group Reporter Searching for a feel-good movie to ring in the holiday season that features one
By Craig Morgan | Arizona Insider There is symmetry in Taylor Burke’s inclusion on the Advisory Panel on Pro Hockey in Arizona, the group working