Many in the Legislature have touted local control in arguing that state, rather than federal, government should be responsible for making some decisions.
Ernest McFarland was one of the most significant Arizonans in history. His most enduring legacy is being the father of the post-World War II G.I. Bill.
There's so much going on this week that we can't stay on one topic. We'll talk Supreme Court nominations and the Arizona presidential preference election.
Paul Bender, former Supreme Court law clerk, chief deputy associate solicitor general of the United States and dean of the ASU School of Law is our guest.
