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You've Come a Long Way, Baby - December 27, 2001
California mom returns baby book to owner -- 71 years later
The Kids Are Still Not Alright - December 20, 2001
Despite public scrutiny, abuse continues at the state's juvenile corrections facilities
Helping Lucia - December 20, 2001
'Intensive probation' wasn't enough to keep mentally ill woman on her meds
Disbar Dispute - December 6, 2001
The jig may be up for a Tempe 'lawyer'
Dry Noon - December 6, 2001
In Bumble Bee ghost town, two Wild West-style businesses square off over the old town well
Doctor Derailed - November 29, 2001
Fen-Phen conviction results in prison sentence
Fiscal Fissure - November 29, 2001
Deep cuts proposed to state budget set up bleak future for Arizonans
Friend in Need - November 15, 2001
Arsonist buddy was promised cash for capture
They'll Test Anything! - November 15, 2001
From Playboy to Pillsbury, state lab finds Arizona anthrax-free -- so far
Lock Up, Rub Down - November 15, 2001
State lawmakers push dubious Mexican drug rehab program
Ballpark Bailout - November 15, 2001
County poised to give Diamondbacks $6 million on Monday
Ticket to Raid - November 8, 2001
Their World Series tickets still unaccounted for, county supervisors try to shut out criticism
Rookie of the Year - November 8, 2001
Hunches almost sunk Bob Brenly. But in the end, they defined his legacy.
News From Left Field - November 1, 2001
In which we bunt a few out of the park
Suite and Low - November 1, 2001
United Way loses thousands as county pols snag its World Series seats
Fuzzy Math - November 1, 2001
Mishandled money adds up to a loss for students at Roosevelt schools
Liar, Lawyer - November 1, 2001
How a state bar seminar on ethics turned into a liars' club
Deflating a Case - October 25, 2001
Lawsuit against TRW airbag plant settled for $175,000
Salting the Project - October 25, 2001
SRP contributions came weeks before its own site was selected for stadium
Finkel Aborted - October 18, 2001
Well-known shock doc suspended over allegations of sexual misconduct
Lost Eagle - October 18, 2001
Bird won't be returned to the man who saved it
Taxing Question - October 11, 2001
Law allows tourism authority to tap $1 billion for stadium construction
Zone Defense - October 11, 2001
An effort to pretty up Rio Salado has some business owners turning ugly
Hare Today, Gone Tomorrow - October 4, 2001
Rabbits and other critters are getting nailed at the Phoenix Zoo
Age Sage - October 4, 2001
Florence Mahoney lives the life she preaches
Solitary Man - September 27, 2001
Convict wins release from super-max security in Aryan Brotherhood case
Crushing a Contrarian - September 27, 2001
The 'patriotic' squelching of Bill Maher is a scary sign of an emerging groupthink
The Mourning After - September 20, 2001
Hispanic promoter blasted for not canceling Chandler mariachi festival
Youth Decay - September 20, 2001
Governor ignores calls for investigation of abuses within juvenile corrections
Schmidt Happens - September 20, 2001
After 26 days, pugnacious publicist gets out of jail
Not So Private Lives - September 13, 2001
Tempe street-theater subversives stage command performance for Mill Avenue snoop cams
Hidden Agenda - September 13, 2001
Covered-up Tempe documents surface, proving deception on stadium site
They Hide; We Seek - September 6, 2001
Tempe hopes the public will see no evil if it sees no records
Ice Try - September 6, 2001
Frozen out of the downtown art scene, Helen Hestenes turns the heat up under the Icehouse
Chez Bye-Bye - September 6, 2001
Last call comes September 23
Hamburger Helper - August 30, 2001
Rescuers battle 'killer buyers' to save unwanted horses
Oscar the Ouch - August 30, 2001
Mistake-laden book by local professor gets panned by readers
Giving Us Crap - August 23, 2001
Farmers say it's nourishing. Critics say it's noxious. Either way, tons of California sewage is headed to Arizona.
Pay Back - August 23, 2001
Promoter David Hans Schmidt mouthed off to the cops, the county attorney and Sheriff Joe. He believes it landed him back in jail.
Abuzz Kill - August 16, 2001
The party's over for gossiping gadabout Danny Medina
Is Justice Coming? - August 16, 2001
New Times report prompts inquiries from federal officials
Trouble in the Sac - August 9, 2001
Nevada's wastewater is causing sex problems in fish. But will Arizona get screwed by the solution?
Pet Peeves - August 9, 2001
Public pressure gives the campaign for no-kill animal shelters a new lease on life
Righteous Run - August 9, 2001
Native Americans protest water loss from mining company
Harrod for Hire - August 2, 2001
Conviction of Tovrea heiress hit man upheld by Court
Chez No More - August 2, 2001
Lease on the lush life expires September 30
Legal Beagles - August 2, 2001
Animal rights activists sue researcher
Spleen Man - July 26, 2001
No guts, no glory for over-the-top PR guy
Gov: Correct Corrections - July 26, 2001
Community leaders call for independent task force
Macaque Attack - July 19, 2001
Emotional case resolves youngster's future
Klinky Sex - July 19, 2001
Without apology, Bob Crane's son shows the world Hogan's privates
School Daze - July 12, 2001
New Deer Valley charter raises questions and a possible recall effort
Taco Belle - July 12, 2001
Beleaguered San Carlos reformer could find salvation in salsa
Fen-Phen Finish - July 12, 2001
Woman who lost brother finds dose of relief in doctor's conviction
Dinero at $8 - July 5, 2001
Valley radio station's low-cost money transfer service will benefit United Farm Workers
Tough Love, Tougher Death - July 5, 2001
Boot camp the lastest in a string of questionable ventures by Charles Long
Payback Time - June 28, 2001
Nancy Etta Elliston goes to prison for stealing assets she was supposed to protect
A Mother's Torch - June 28, 2001
'Insane' mom sentenced in 1998 burning death of two kids
Smoke and Mirrors - June 21, 2001
Arrest of alleged Preserve arsonist brings more questions than answers
Beaten by the System - June 21, 2001
Mom of battered child receives false sense of security from county sheriff's office
Banned in Glendale - June 14, 2001
Community college literary magazine sparks right-wing censorship battle
Norman Abates - June 14, 2001
Legendary restaurateur Norman Fierros skips out on the check
Fire Damage - June 14, 2001
New law recognizes that firefighters face job-related cancer risks
Unpackin' Mama's Pistol - June 7, 2001
Gun lockers are coming to a public building near you
Strictly for the Birds - June 7, 2001
Governor's budget knife forces state habitat restoration fund onto endangered list
Car-Buyer Emptor - May 31, 2001
Auto trade-in gone sour throws wrench into motorist's bank account
Care Tactics - May 24, 2001
U.S. Border Patrol shoots down an agent's request to be near his ailing mother
Cop Out - May 17, 2001
Did Phoenix police drive an incomprehensibly drunken man to his death?
Urine the Dog House - May 17, 2001
P.O.'d pet owner objects to cockapoo's use as puppy potty mop
Slippery 'slope - May 10, 2001
Sunnyslope residents put builder on 'S' list
Unrung Heroes - May 10, 2001
State's on-call workers hope to collect for unringing phones
Cut to the Chaste - May 3, 2001
State-funded sex abstinence classes for adults face financial turn-off
Shape Up or Sharpe Out - May 3, 2001
Trouble-plagued NFL vet faces stint in Valley rehab
Burning Questions - April 26, 2001
Phoenix Mountains Preserve arrest ignites flurry of speculation
The Write Stuff - April 26, 2001
Press Club honors New Times scribe
Arrested Safari - April 19, 2001
Utah Attorney General's office says it can name that fraud in 11 felony charges against former Valley music promoter
Cap Runamok - April 19, 2001
Will taxpayers have to bail out the Arizona Diamondbacks?
Justice for Some - April 19, 2001
The state clemency board recommended Carol Herriman be released, but other women with similar stories still wait for justice
Skirting the Issue - April 12, 2001
Tempe activist terminates mayoral bid
I Know What You Did Off-Campus - April 12, 2001
Teen Webmaster booted from school over online sex-scandal rumor
Fen-Phen Follow-Up - April 12, 2001
Authorities prosecuting "Internet Doctor" visit the Valley
Bully for Us! - April 5, 2001
Anti-bully organization folds
Under Fire - April 5, 2001
Property owner threatened by arsonist says he won't back down
Nite Court - April 5, 2001
Can the Phoenix Suns' experimental basketball program really turn cons into straight shooters?
The Final Straw - March 29, 2001
Brian Eftenoff's going to prison. He shouldn't have called his dead wife a coke whore.
Custom Fit - March 29, 2001
U.S. customs worker declares boss assaulted her
Don't Take a Hike - March 22, 2001
School board nixes a P.E. teacher's request for paid leave to help a blind climber
Arson Exclusive - March 22, 2001
A new note, the Biltmore fire, the U.S. Attorney General
Fid Life Crisis - March 22, 2001
Fiduciary pleads guilty to stealing money from clients
Sloshed Cause - March 22, 2001
Two landmark Valley cocktail lounges are on the rocks
Janet Clams Up - March 15, 2001
AG Napolitano turns down her 60 Minutes of fame
Web Feat - March 15, 2001
Judge grants Arpaio injunction against threats
Big Mac on Campus - March 8, 2001
ASU revolutionary plots a schoolwide food fight
Angles in the Outfield - March 1, 2001
Fame is not the name of the game in controversy over ASU baseball field
Strong Shield - March 1, 2001
Lawmen not entitled to reporter's materials, judge rules
Union Dues - February 22, 2001
Federal judge rules Fife Symington must repay millions to pension funds
Rx: Retrial - February 22, 2001
Convicted of a 1984 drugstore heist, a prisoner may receive a long-overdue dose of freedom
Whistle Stops - February 22, 2001
Proposed legislation a trap, critics say
The Waiting Game - February 15, 2001
It's all quiet on the Preserve front
The Secret Storm - February 15, 2001
Proposed bill would ban confidentiality agreements in Arizona liability lawsuits
Beyond Belief - February 15, 2001
American Atheists prepare to take on Bush's new church-state alliance at regional meet
Murder Retried - February 8, 2001
New twists in bizarre Rocky Point murder case
Man of La Muncha - February 8, 2001
Hot dog vendor relishes his return to downtown street corner
Same Mold Story - February 1, 2001
Gilbert mom says apartment mold has caused health problems
Council Fires - February 1, 2001
More battles with the San Carlos Apache Tribal Council
Dorm Warning - January 25, 2001
Plagued with major maintenance and financial problems, ASU's decrepit residence halls fail to make the grade
Who Let the Dogs Out? - January 25, 2001
The beagles are going home
Paper Machete - January 18, 2001
After a drug bust at his home, Yuma publisher creates a newspaper to investigate cops

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