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All in the Family -
December 28, 2000
County supervisor and her brother-in-law both have an interest in Bank One Ballpark -
Drug War Cowboys -
December 21, 2000
The DEA may finally get its man -
Double Double Talk -
December 21, 2000
Burger chain heads to court over alleged trademark violation -
Judge Rapped -
December 14, 2000
Former judge reprimanded for dereliction -
Accountants Down -
December 14, 2000
State files more charges against Arthur Andersen in BFA scandal -
Lost Cause -
December 7, 2000
National advocacy group dumps affiliate over debt -
Deportee's Over -
November 30, 2000
INS gives Valley mom the boot after criminal past comes to light -
Prayberry RFD -
November 23, 2000
Valley church group finds salvation in Andy Griffith Show reruns -
Strife With Father -
November 16, 2000
Under fire for charges of behavior unbecoming a priest, controversial pastor Saúl Madrid takes a self-imposed sabbatical -
Screen Saver -
November 9, 2000
Bijou baron Dan Harkins renovates Tempe's historic Valley Art Theatre -
Speaker Phone -
November 2, 2000
Groscost threats delayed action on alt-fuel debacle -
Race Tracks -
October 26, 2000
Author Jon Entine comes to Phoenix to dissect the Taboo subject of why blacks dominate sports -
Turning Tale -
October 19, 2000
In a luridly chilling videotape, a transsexual who helped convict her lover of murdering his wife says she did it herself -
Gone But Not Forgotten -
October 19, 2000
Financial conservator Andrea McShane has disappeared and left behind a mess of mishandled assets -
Here Comes the Fudge -
October 12, 2000
From U.S. District Court to the Arizona State Fair, attorney Steve Silver's baked goods are under every judge's nose -
What a Gas! -
October 12, 2000
Consumers are rushing to get in on the state's new bi-fuel rebate program -
Half-Baked Bean Counters -
October 5, 2000
Arthur Andersen accountable in BFA collapse, state says -
Fuel's Gold -
September 28, 2000
Consumers clamor for big state bucks under alternative-fuel incentive program -
Inquire Practice -
September 28, 2000
District investigating complaints by parents of Hispanic students at Kenilworth Elementary -
Lawsuit on Board -
September 28, 2000
Fired AutoNation worker sues company for pregnancy discrimination -
Uneven Stephen -
September 28, 2000
The return of "Con Err" -
Ecstatic Fall Sale -
September 28, 2000
Safari Media update -
Muck My Day -
September 21, 2000
Sheriff candidate fears dirty politics -
Unfinished Business -
September 21, 2000
Susan Clark-Johnson has yet to leave the board of directors of Harrah's Entertainment -
The Not So United Way -
September 21, 2000
Tempe city honchos break camp over Boy Scouts' anti-gay rule -
Speared -
September 14, 2000
Jamie Warren claims his football coach at Scottsdale Community College ran a drill in which he was speared in the back during practice. The ugly incident has unleashed a flood of allegations in Artichoke land. -
Mass Confusion -
September 14, 2000
Bishop's guarded statement of support for embattled pastor further inflames critics -
Animal House -
September 7, 2000
County officials dog Arizona Humane Society -
Not Necessarily the News -
September 7, 2000
Media create controversy in otherwise clean campaign -
Community Jest -
September 7, 2000
Fake 'Get Out of Jail Free' card figures into Mesa constable's campaign game plan -
Rapture & Rupture -
August 31, 2000
Heavenly deliverance, 'ethnic cleansing' and child-snatching in polygamous Colorado City -
Parting Shot -
August 24, 2000
Forced out of the military over refusal to take part in a controversial anthrax immunization program, an ex-serviceman finds his protest was in vein -
Grill, Interrupted -
August 24, 2000
Owners of a new restaurant that's popular with lesbians want to set the record straight -
Holy War -
August 17, 2000
Demonstrators launch boycott and announce plans for legal action against the Catholic diocese -
Semen Says -
August 17, 2000
Valley lab aims to catch adulterers with their dirty underpants down -
Kay's Okay -
August 10, 2000
"Committing the Truth" follow-up -
Family Affair -
August 10, 2000
Sale of Zia Enterprises ushers in a new era for 20-year-old record-store chain -
Docket Science -
August 10, 2000
Civil suits take back seat to criminal cases in county's full court press -
Soft Cell -
August 3, 2000
Special handling for a federal prosecutor's drunken-driving case sparks controversy in sheriff's ranks -
Throwing Precaution to the Wind -
August 3, 2000
DOC chief continues his easy ride despite death threats -- and a couple of crashes -
The Doctor Is Out -
July 27, 2000
Lost lease causes labor pains for flamboyant abortionist -
Good to the Last Flop -
July 13, 2000
Will new e-zine celebrating Failure succeed in spite of itself? -
Kosher Clash -
July 6, 2000
Israeli burger statue has local collector in a pickle -
Lost in the Translation -
July 6, 2000
Top city official at center of racial controversy -
"Fid" to Be Tried -
June 29, 2000
"Godmother" of state fiduciaries indicted on 11 felony counts -
Sex Crimes and the City -
June 29, 2000
Retiring child-abuse investigator recalls most haunting cases -
Worlds Apart -
June 22, 2000
When it comes to immigration for gay bi-national couples, love does have borders -
What's a Mother to Do? -
June 15, 2000
Teenage daughter of anti-gang activist charged in carjack murder -
One Man's Meat -
June 15, 2000
ASU cannibalism expert is mad enough to bite someone's head off -
Make My Dane -
June 15, 2000
Mesa dog owner hopes to hop on Hollywood gravy train -
Road Warrior -
June 8, 2000
Ranch owner's feud with feds has been dragging on for 10 years -
Last Call -
June 8, 2000
The Mojave Phone Booth gets disconnected -
Up in the Air -
June 1, 2000
Why isn't DEQ cracking down on an alleged law breaker? -
Student, Teaching -
June 1, 2000
13-year-old reveals strange double life as grade school math instructor - Last Call - June 1, 2000
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The Big Sleep -
May 25, 2000
Vintage-paperback dealer Blake Shira writes his own final chapter -
Swarming Trend -
May 25, 2000
State's buzz on killer bees? Learn to live with 'em. -
Fallen Idol -
May 18, 2000
Questions surround death of charismatic Yavapai leader -
Spike Girls -
May 11, 2000
College public relations head nixes student's story on Baptist Foundation -
Reporter's Notebook -
May 11, 2000
Hearing bull in a bear market -
Press Club Honors Silverman -
May 4, 2000
Reporter wins NT's sixth consecutive Journalist of the Year award -
The Truck Stops Here -
April 27, 2000
Pickup owner driven to distraction by vehicle forfeiture snafu -
Bad Sign -
April 27, 2000
High rate of Reform Party invalid signatures may signal trouble for other ballot measures -
Chemistry Decree -
April 20, 2000
Local distributor of "party drug" ingredient held on $5 million bail in biggest GHB bust in U.S. history -
Mujeres Don't Cry -
April 20, 2000
All-Chicana stage production lifts gritty curtain on inner-city life - Scrubbed? - April 20, 2000
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Demean Machine -
April 13, 2000
Owner of health-food chain accused of disparaging female employees -
The Redemption of Bret Easton Ellis -
April 13, 2000
A decade ago, the American Psycho author was vilified. Now, he could launch a franchise. -
Cesar Saludo -
April 6, 2000
Latino lawmakers' persistence pays dividends with designation of Chávez Day -
Fallen Angel -
April 6, 2000
The youngest Carbajal was full of pride -
Murder, She Wrote -
March 30, 2000
Sister of slain ASU co-ed pens memoir more than 30 years later -
Don't Waste America -
March 23, 2000
In an unusual lawsuit, environmentalist says city is hoarding federal money -
Feed Him and Weep -
March 23, 2000
"Mill Avenue Food Critic" is back -- and restaurateurs are reaching for the Tums -
Working Stiffs -
March 23, 2000
Arizona's low salaries, high turnover plague the worst-paid state employees in the country -
Habla Di, Habla Da, Strife Goes On -
March 23, 2000
Federal ruling in bilingual-education lawsuit goes unheeded by state officials -
Cold Shoulder -
March 16, 2000
State gives feds the brush-off on open-space preservation plan -
Spelunk, Spelunk, Fizz, Fizz -
March 16, 2000
State parks worker canned over Kartchner Caverns column -
Shot in the Arm -
March 16, 2000
Anthrax vaccine opponents are finding more allies in Congress -
Pack Mentality -
March 9, 2000
The fur flies as ranchers and wolf-huggers argue over a plan to put lobos in the wilderness -
Match Game 2000 -
March 2, 2000
Inflammatory signs ignite North Central neighborhood battle -
Legerdemain Man? -
March 2, 2000
Accountant who audited Keating firm also gave BFA a clean slate, lawsuit claims -
The Last Man in Cactus -
February 24, 2000
City zoning rules make it tough for Larry Jany to sell his property and retire -
Mutiny on the Bounty -
February 17, 2000
Jury finds another bounty hunter guilty in 1997 double-murder case -
Pet Peeve -
February 10, 2000
Dog days may be over for elderly apartment dweller -
Wolfing Down Beef -
February 10, 2000
A Mexican gray wolf pack learns to kill cattle and loses its freedom -
Sports Fight -
February 10, 2000
ESPN battles Phoenix webmaster over domain name - In Memory of Deborah Laake - February 10, 2000
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The Ho Shebang -
February 3, 2000
Local party promoter trademarks black hooker slang -
Sack-A-Flack -
February 3, 2000
State health department's respected spokesman gets his walking papers -
An ID Ahead of Its Time -
January 27, 2000
Bob Hartle toiled to get state and federal identity-theft laws passed; now he's fighting to get them enforced -
The Check Republic -
January 20, 2000
City officials sidestep rules to avert New Year's Eve entertainer boycott -
The Tie That No Longer Binds -
January 20, 2000
Grand Canyon University severs formal link with Southern Baptist Convention -
Hog-Wash vs. Harkins -
January 20, 2000
President Clinton, Kirstie Alley asked to boycott theater chain in Flagstaff moviehouse dispute -
You've Got Toast! -
January 20, 2000
At a Las Vegas electronics show, "networked homes" have everybody talking, but not asking the right questions
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