One of the lessons I learned this legislative session, assisting with HB 2036 — the Bundrick-Morales Stop Fentanyl bill, is that the making of laws is a strange, squirrelly process.
An editorial cartoon published in the Courier, Feb. 28, 2020.
An editorial cartoon published in the Courier, Feb. 28, 2020.
Good for Mike Bloomberg. During his first debate, he slammed Bernie Sanders by saying: “We’re not going to throw out capitalism. We tried that. Other countries tried that. It was called communism, and it just didn’t work!”
In his letter “No Need to Fear” (Feb. 24), a Mr. Hayes tells us “many have little clue” and are “terrified” of socialism.
Death trap at Ruth and Whipple and justice for pedestrians and bikers...
It is not in the cards right now for lawmakers to honor Gov. Doug Ducey’s State of the State pledge to exempting military pensions from the state’s income tax.
Way back in April of 2015, I wrote a column announcing the decision to name my much dreamed and schemed about book “Breakfast with a Three-Legged Dog.”
We are presently in a position to answer this question as the city/county/ADOT/engineers are planning to re-envision Highway 69 as it leaves town for Prescott Valley.
HB2808, approved by the House Judiciary Committee last Wednesday, is a good start toward sentencing reform in Arizona.
Get this: New parents are giving newborns outlandish names — so they’ll stand out on social media.
Editor: Simply stated, one can say that President Trump’s sole virtue he admires is loyalty.
Editor: I have read with great interest the last few articles about the Prescott airport and our local air service.
As you read this editorial, a bill is being held on the House floor that would finally make it tougher for drug dealers who keep selling illicit fentanyl to our young people in Arizona, but Democrats — and a few Republicans — are not stepping up to support it.
If you persist in reading this column today rather than doing something worthwhile with your time, you’ll learn about a number of words that you have never heard of and will never use. I’m on my knees thanking the vocabulary gods that English is such a target-rich language.
With all the scary talk about coronavirus out there, another public health crisis that seems to be dominating the headlines these days is vaping, and those who are using black market marijuana to vape.
I never thought I’d feel sorry for a billionaire – a $60 billion billionaire.
When I was five years old my mother caught me telling a lie, and stated the following: “Gretchen, what you have just done is told a lie. A lie is something that is not true, and you know that what you just told me is not true.”
- Editorial cartoon (2): Feb. 23, 2020
- Watch: Fireball lights up Arizona sky Wednesday morning
- Editorial cartoon (2): Feb. 22, 2020
- Vehicles, bones, trash found under work site in Prescott
- Costs, lessons of ‘mega-storm’ 2019 continue to play out for Prescott
- Why are flags at half-staff today, Feb. 18, 2020
- Editorial cartoon (1): Feb. 22, 2020
- Editorial cartoon (1): Feb. 20, 2020
- Woman dies in rollover crash near Mayer; boyfriend publicly shoots himself nearby
- Editorial cartoon (1): Feb. 23, 2020
- Woman dies in rollover crash near Mayer; boyfriend publicly shoots himself nearby
- Why are flags at half-staff today, Feb. 18, 2020
- Women, empowered, are fastest-growing segment of gun owners
- Editorial cartoon (2): Feb. 23, 2020
- Update: 12-year-old PUSD student found safe
- Unidentified 'boom' in Prescott heard as far away as Phoenix, meteorite hunter investigating
- Editorial cartoon (2): Feb. 22, 2020
- Vehicles, bones, trash found under work site in Prescott
- Yavapai County officials: Loud boom may have been a meteor
- Yavapai declared ‘Second Amendment Sanctuary County’
