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  • Flashes - December 31, 1998
  • Losing Patients - December 24, 1998
    Legislators want closer scrutiny of BOMEX, but the medical board will seek more secrecy
  • Tweaking the Truth - December 17, 1998
    Sheriff's office reluctantly turns over drug report on dead inmate
  • Flashes - December 17, 1998
  • Flashes - December 10, 1998
  • Fed Up - December 10, 1998
    The Justice Department investigates the county sheriff's officeagain
  • Balancing Act - December 10, 1998
    Western governors conference weighs pros and cons of environmental policy
  • Flashes - December 3, 1998
  • America's Toughest Suspects - December 3, 1998
    Is Sheriff Joe's pink underwear in Bureau's drawer?
  • Weight to Be Seated - November 26, 1998
    Dispute over dining coupon feeds obesity discrimination claim against The Vine
  • Flashes - November 19, 1998
  • If At First You Don't Succeed . . . - November 12, 1998
    Jailed Scottsdale interior design store owner allegedly is still after his girlfriend's husband
  • Flashes - November 12, 1998
  • Take Me Out to the Courtroom - November 12, 1998
    Bank One Ballpark contractors cry foul, prepare $34 million lawsuit
  • Poetic Justice - November 12, 1998
    The federal judges Fife Symington once decried as "philosopher kings" will now decide whether he goes to jail
  • Cop Time - November 12, 1998
    Department of Public Safety officers will receive back pay for forced time off
  • Flashes - November 5, 1998
  • Arroz con Polling Place - November 5, 1998
    Mexicans living in the U.S. may no longer have to go home to vote in Mexico's elections
  • How Grand Was My Canyon - November 5, 1998
    Glendale scribe dishes the dirt on world's biggest hole
  • Flashes - October 29, 1998
  • This Just In - October 22, 1998
    What's up with BOMEX?
  • Flashes - October 22, 1998
  • Under Fire - October 22, 1998
    Longtime director of state's veterans' agency suddenly retires
  • Crusty Crackdown - October 22, 1998
    Tempe City Council primed to pass new "sidewalk squatting" law
  • The Dead-and-Gone Salon - October 22, 1998
    At a new cosmetology service for the deceased, the clients are always late
  • A Call to Arms - October 15, 1998
    Attorney goes to war over state agency's shoddy treatment of veterans
  • Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch - October 15, 1998
  • Flashes - October 15, 1998
  • The Quad Squad - October 8, 1998
    Mother of infants arrested on abuse charges; Avondale police conspicuously absent from news conference
  • Trouble in the Kingdom of God - October 8, 1998
    Rebel polygamists in Colorado City win a crucial court victory
  • Flashes - October 1, 1998
  • Dead Man Balking - October 1, 1998
    Death row inmate wants to finish a 100-year robbery sentence before he's executed
  • Long Ride - September 24, 1998
    Humvee limo can enhance lifestyles of the rich and martial
  • The Doctor Is In; the Verdict Is Out - September 24, 1998
    Will a Gilbert physician lose his license to practice for threatening his wife?
  • Premature Articulation - September 17, 1998
    Sheriff spokeswoman spoke too soon
  • Power Struggle - September 17, 1998
    Top state officials clash over Salt River Project
  • Flashes - September 17, 1998
  • Rx for BOMEX: Toughen Up - September 17, 1998
    A new audit proposes changes at state medical board
  • Sheriff's Cover-up? - September 10, 1998
    Lawyer for dead inmate's kin accuses county of "intentional destruction" of key evidence
  • Savings Bondage - September 10, 1998
    A Baptist Foundation of Arizona investor gets her savings back--with a little help from a lawyer
  • Steve Watkinson - September 10, 1998
  • Another Payoff - September 10, 1998
  • Crime Reporter's Notebook - September 10, 1998
    Another page closes on the 20-year-old unsolved murder of Bob Crane
  • Mind Your JPs and Qs - September 3, 1998
    Six-figure campaigns, questionable addresses and church politics cloud justice court races
  • Flashes - September 3, 1998
  • Talking Trash - August 27, 1998
    Industry group's "Environmental Summit" puts pollution in perspective--its own
  • Flashes - August 27, 1998
  • Paying the Price - August 27, 1998
    The sheriff's not talking, but records reveal that taxpayers are spending big bucks to defend controversial jail operations
  • Death of Venison - August 20, 1998
    A lovable elk, Channel 12's Jineane Ford and the untimely death of the town mascot that shook a community
  • Friend of the Court? - August 13, 1998
    Assistant AG Shawn Friend works for the state--and the deadbeat dad it's after
  • Flashes - August 6, 1998
  • "I Was Sick . . . and Ye Visited Me Not" - August 6, 1998
    Woman needs her savings to pay medical bills; Baptist Foundation won't return her investment
  • What a Tangled Web Site They Weave - July 30, 1998
    Are Arizona candidates out to deceive?
  • Blame Out - July 30, 1998
    Boys Ranch nurse says she's not responsible for teen's death from infection
  • Flashes - July 30, 1998
  • Flashes - July 23, 1998
  • Medical Probe - July 16, 1998
    Nurse and doctor investigated in teen's death
  • TB or Not TB? - July 16, 1998
    That's a question Phoenix Fire Department officials are asking as firefighters continue to test positive for tuberculosis
  • Flashes - July 16, 1998
  • Distaste for Their Own Medicine - July 9, 1998
    Medical board officials fall short when disciplining themselves
  • Shield of Dreams - July 9, 1998
    Memo to Romley from Arpaio: You don't need no stinkin' badges!
  • Dear John - July 2, 1998
    Breaking up is hard to do, but it looks as though some national reporters have stopped kissing up to John McCain
  • Museum Restoration - July 2, 1998
    Beleaguered ASU museum chief cleared by university
  • Flashes - July 2, 1998
  • The Dark Side of the Rainbow - July 2, 1998
    "Peace loving" clan turns to water theft and threats as the Gathering grows
  • Flashes - June 25, 1998
  • Detourist Trap - June 25, 1998
    The same signs that were supposed to protect the neighborhood from outside traffic mostly just trap the neighborhood residents
  • Staff Infection - June 25, 1998
    New leadership at state medical board prompts resignations
  • Flashes - June 18, 1998
  • My Eddie Bauer Ford Explorer, the Car - June 18, 1998
    County Attorney Rick Romley uses RICO funds to buy a trendy new ride
  • Down the Drain - June 18, 1998
    Judge flushes allegations that water was tainted by Motorola
  • Talking the Walk - June 18, 1998
    Some local groups are unhappy over the AIDS fund raiser
  • Flashes - June 11, 1998
  • Mom and Pop Go to Washington - June 11, 1998
    Local shopkeepers stung in Mini Thins case get help from national Arab-American leaders
  • Playing the Race Cardinal - June 11, 1998
    New claims in lawsuit label Patrick Bidwill a racist
  • Caged Hit - June 11, 1998
    Inmate's family files claim against state for gang-related murder
  • Outta the Park - June 11, 1998
    Beleaguered Colangelo faces an additional $35 million in stadium costs
  • Butt Out - June 4, 1998
    Campaign reform head, tobacco lobbyist at odds over alleged contribution
  • Flashes - June 4, 1998
  • Butch Harrod and the Tovrea Kid - June 4, 1998
    Heiress's hit man keeps mum about plot that landed him on death row
  • Smoke and Beers - June 4, 1998
    Senator John McCain may have turned his back on tobacco, but alcohol still gets a free ride
  • Clearing the Air - May 28, 1998
    The county attorney concludes the Sumitomo Sitix plant is not a public health threat, but a neighborhood effort against the plant continues
  • Rainbow Warriors - May 28, 1998
    Government gears up for an onslaught of Flower Children
  • Flashes - May 21, 1998
  • Newspaper Chase - May 21, 1998
    Fired Republic finance chief claims his concern over alleged sweetheart deals did him in
  • Jailhouse Shock - May 21, 1998
    Investigation into "reprehensible" sexual misconduct at state corrections facility leads to a guard's dismissal
  • Deborah Ham's Unfinished Business - May 21, 1998
    The battle against a mine loses its leader
  • Espresso Yourself - May 21, 1998
    The best essay--and 10 bucks--wins this Glendale coffee house
  • Waiting for McCain - May 14, 1998
    Is the nation's leading proponent of campaign-finance reform turning his back on a homegrown effort?
  • Flashes - May 14, 1998
  • Cowboys and Indians - May 14, 1998
    Scottsdale PD officers charge onto the reservation, spark grand jury investigation
  • Junior College Confidential - May 7, 1998
    "Ludicrous" expose brings charges of yellow journalism against retired Scottsdale media professor
  • Heading Off a Rumor - May 7, 1998
    Juicy gossip about a lesbian tryst leads to a slander suit involving members and employees of Paradise Valley Country Club
  • New Times Writers Decorated - May 7, 1998
  • Flashes - April 30, 1998
  • Bocce Bawl - April 30, 1998
    Would-be member bowled over by Arizona American-Italian Club's "antiquated" women's auxiliary
  • Down for the County - April 23, 1998
    County clerk fired over personal phone calls while co-worker who sexually harassed her keeps his job
  • Shirt Happens - April 23, 1998
    Budding urban-wear mogul takes Phoenix's MosDef label to the streets
  • Flashes - April 23, 1998
  • License to Steal - April 23, 1998
    Arizona car owners register concern over online MVD snafu that posted their credit-card numbers on the Internet
  • Flashes - April 16, 1998
  • All Abort! - April 16, 1998
    Pro-life group battles city on bus ads
  • BOB Doesn't Get With This Program - April 16, 1998
    Stadium gives indie baseball mag publisher the boot
  • Fiddling With the Roof - April 9, 1998
    Problems continue to plague the big top at Bank One Ballpark
  • Flashes - April 9, 1998
  • The Law's Man - April 9, 1998
    Ex-prosecutor cleared in quirky grand jury secrecy case
  • City As Savior? - April 9, 1998
    Catholic-run retirement community may find salvation at City Hall
  • Undie-Gate - April 2, 1998
    Public shouldn't see Posse Foundation records, judge rules
  • Logan's Shun - April 2, 1998
    Attacker gets probation, counseling in assault case
  • Flashes - March 26, 1998
  • Death Wish - March 26, 1998
    County prosecutors seeking capital punishment for Tovrea killer
  • Snow Clouds Over the San Francisco Peaks - March 19, 1998
    Like some weather cycle, the battle between skiers and Native American religion returns to Arizona Snowbowl
  • Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch - March 19, 1998
    Family says teen was disoriented and suicidal three days before death at Boys Ranch
  • Flashes - March 19, 1998
  • Sandra-Prowling - March 12, 1998
    County schools chief is target of an AG's investigation and a recall effort
  • Flashes - March 12, 1998
  • Flashes - March 5, 1998
  • Jailhouse Blues - March 5, 1998
    State prison guard investigated for sexual misconduct
  • Colonel Sandra? - March 5, 1998
    Maricopa County schools chief's foes hope to wing Sandy Dowling's latest power play
  • Flashes - February 26, 1998
  • Flashes - February 19, 1998
  • System Failure - February 19, 1998
    Two years later, Maricopa County's computerized inspection effort is still struggling to get online
  • Flashes - February 12, 1998
  • Symington Gets Slammer - February 5, 1998
    Cheers and jeers greet news of ex-governor's prison stint
  • Flashes - January 29, 1998
  • Flashes - January 22, 1998
  • Reservation Politics - January 15, 1998
    Recall effort aims to oust Gila River tribal leader
  • Winner Takes All - January 15, 1998
  • Hog-Tied by the Truth - January 15, 1998
    For the second time, a federal investigator has found appalling conditions in the county jails
  • Flashes - January 8, 1998
  • Gross Out - January 1, 1998
    Christopher's restaurant shakeup leads to breakup of longtime partners
  • Flashes - January 1, 1998