10. “Is there a janitor in the house?” 9. “Not my worst review” 8. “I’ve never been a fan of audience participation” 7. “I was
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Rose Law Group Reporter continues its campaign to let you know about so-called news stories not worth a reporter’s time. Here’s the latest: Police: Man
10. The ancient Sumarians who invented arithmetic 9. Properly functioning voting machines 8. People unwilling to get a Romney/Ryan face tattoo 7. Actual goats 6.
By Mike Saucier @MikeTheSauce This was the week the election hangover subsided and the march toward the holidays began in earnest.
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar apologized Wednesday for threatening to punch a reporter who asked him about problems with the government’s wild horse program, various news
“The whole thing” opens Thursday in Maricopa, just north of Harrah’s Ak-Chin Casino. The whole thing — movie theater, bowling center, restaurants, 21-and-older lounge, laser
10. “Worst mistake since my Herman Cain tattoo” 9. “I still seem like less of a jackass than Karl Rove, right?” 8. “Why are tattoo
10. Anti-depressant Tang 9. 105-Hour Energy 8. Tab with Nicotine 7. Non-snooty Perrier 6. Gatoroid: Steroid-enriched Gatorade 5. Orange soda that tastes like grape soda
By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services/Arizona Business Gazette So can you call something the “Best of Phoenix”? Not if you’re doing it commercially, according to
10. You fear heights, loud noises, air travel, and enclosed spaces 9. You insist on wearing a cape 8. By day, you work at a
10. High obesity rates make me feel better about my body 9. Warnings on cups tell you hot things are hot 8. America has
Two political consultants analyzed Tuesday’s election Wednesday in Arizona on KAET-TV’s “Horizon” program. Watch Stan Barnes and John Loredo react to the results.
10. Kept calling Republican candidate “Milt” Romney 9. Germophobic anchorman refused to operate touch screen 8. Viewers advised, “Actual voting results may vary” 7. After
Police: Underwear fight leads to arrest Chandler woman accused of starting fight with niece after accusing her of wearing her underwear. Also: All the news
10. Hangin’ or bangin’ 9. Dylan McDermott or Dermot Mulroney 8. YouTube baby videos or YouTube kitty videos 7. Donating organs or hoarding organs for
By David Carr The New York Times They say you should never take on people who spill ink by the barrel, but your odds are
10. Con Edison’s “Bring Your Child To A Substation” Day 9. “Women Named Sandy” Convention 8. The “Global Warming Is A Load Of Crap” Rally
By Mike Saucier (@MikeTheSauce) After scanning tweet after tweet, week after week, I begin to notice patterns. I can’t quite pin it
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Local newspapers this week must be starved for stories. Check out these unspeakable crimes. Woman hit husband with candlestick Gilbert police: Wife stabs husband’s cell
10. “I need to settle a bet about who played ‘Potsie’” 9. “It feels like Wednesday, but it’s only Tuesday” 8. “Can you get this
By Mike Sunnucks Phoenix Business Journal The University of Phoenix was Google Inc.’s biggest advertiser during the third quarter, according to a new report. Word
RLG attorney Adam Frank says banning a ‘slippery slope’ The Arizona Republic Now that the dust has settled and the drone of ambulance sirens has
‘I banned internal e-mails for a week’ By Shayne Hughes, chief executive of Learning as Leadership Forbes “All internal e-mail is forbidden for the next
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Sethuraman “Panch” Panchanathan, former director of the National Science Foundation and now University Professor of Technology and Innovation at ASU, will lead the city of
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services Key Points: On May 13, State Treasurer Kimberly Yee lashed out at schools chief Tom Horne, saying a new
By Reid Wilson, Pluribus News Key Points: Just under 70,000 Americans died of drug overdoses in 2025, a nearly 14% decline over the prior 12-month