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Regulators Knew This Marijuana Product Was Harming People. It Stayed on Shelves for More Than a Year.

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By Christopher Osher Verified, Evan Wyloge Verified
| ProPublica Verified
Reporting Highlights Not an Anomaly: In the cases we reviewed, Colorado marijuana regulators took over seven months, on average, to warn the public after receiving a complaint or starting an investigation. Open Loopholes: Colorado lacks measures adopted in many other marijuana markets to improve testing procedures that prevent contaminated marijuana from going to stores.
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Most of Arizona’s growing number of graduates don’t meet the state’s own academic standards

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By Katie Wilcox Verified, Evan Wyloge Verified
| The Copper Courier
This story was originally published by The Beam, a nonprofit investigative newsroom at Arizona State University’s Howard Center for Investigative Journalism. Read the original at thebeam.org. In 2025, four out of five Arizona public high school seniors received diplomas, an increase for the state. However, that apparent improvement in educational outcomes is not reflected in state standardized test results.
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Arizona schools-chief primary election has officially become the most expensive in decades

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By Evan Wyloge Verified, Abby Jurek
| Eastern Arizona Courier Verified
The political struggle over who will lead the Arizona Department of Education has set a record this year, with the amount of money raised and spent cycle-to-date topping previous election cycles through at least 2006, signaling the high-profile nature of this statewide office.
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