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Free at Last -
December 26, 2002
Independence and a lobster tail for a man who had lost hope -
Death Wish -
December 26, 2002
Pending court ruling delays Robert Comer's fate -
Unlikely Unabomber -
December 19, 2002
One of Arpaio's grandest busts faces a serious legal challenge -
Drinking Buddies -
December 12, 2002
Councilman's bar stays in business thanks to helpful liquor board action -
To Spite the Face -
December 5, 2002
Researchers accuse ASU's THEMIS of fraud and cover-up on latest image of 'Face on Mars' -
Art Attack -
November 7, 2002
State law requiring some artists to be licensed and bonded may hinder up-and-coming talents -
Biltmore Builds More -
November 7, 2002
Neighbors fight new five-level parking garage behind historic resort -
Piercing Remarks -
October 31, 2002
Tempe tattoo and body piercers needled by lack of regulations -
Polygamy Puzzle -
October 24, 2002
Furor over mysterious memo masks difficulties in prosecuting illegal acts -
Gross Negligence? -
October 17, 2002
Parents say state let their son die -
Trashed -
October 10, 2002
Mill Avenue public art ends up in the garbage -
Pet Peeve -
October 10, 2002
Allegations cause riffs at Scratch & Sniff -
Getting the Shaft -
October 3, 2002
A water dispute puts both the economy and the environment at risk -
Mental Giant -
September 26, 2002
One of the Valley's most revered mental-health advocates struggles with cancer -
Dead Men Talking -
September 12, 2002
The ACLU is fighting a state law that keeps death row inmates off the Web -
Chimp on His Shoulder -
August 29, 2002
An exotic-animal broker says Arizona's 'monkey rules' are forcing him out -
Justice Delayed -
August 29, 2002
Star prosecutor finds himself on the defensive over fast-track flap -
Triple Crown? -
August 15, 2002
Councilman thinks Cardinals stadium would fit nicely on Jefferson Street -
See You in October -
August 8, 2002
Federal investigation into juvenile corrections broad but slow - Second Cup - August 8, 2002
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A Deadly Game? -
August 1, 2002
State officials say boy died playing around, despite his recent suicide threat -
Insufficient Notice -
July 11, 2002
Drastic cuts show the state's Clemency Board no mercy -
Smoke Signal -
July 4, 2002
The Rodeo-Chediski fire has destroyed more than trees in Apache country -
Federal Inquiry -
June 27, 2002
Justice Department examines conditions at state youth facilities -
Dead Man Talking -
June 27, 2002
Killer Robert Comer is pleased with a decision that may end his life -
Brown Out -
June 27, 2002
Voluntarily or not, controversial police officer is off the force -
A Privates Matter -
June 6, 2002
Did a teacher at Estrella Mountain Community College lose her job over what's under her skirt? -
Creative Movement -
May 30, 2002
Historic preservation effort displaces charter arts school -
The Danger Zone -
May 30, 2002
Top guns at Luke Air Force Base say the Duncan Family Farms are a military hazard -
Going Strong -
May 23, 2002
Young Phoenix piano player trades church hymns for gig with R&B star -
Guard Slack -
May 23, 2002
Reports raise new questions about city councilman's airport security contract -
Escape From Tempe -
May 16, 2002
Assignment to Afghanistan is just another stop for local journalist -
Shrinking Staff -
May 9, 2002
County jail faces serious shortage of mental health services -
Grudge Match -
May 9, 2002
Midget wrestlers say Phoenix fight events are giving them the short shrift -
Winning Style -
May 2, 2002
New Times writers win big at annual Press Club fete -
License to Quill -
May 2, 2002
Tinkerbell's death prompts a federal inquiry at the Phoenix Zoo -
Second Best -
April 25, 2002
Phoenix Heat fights to the finish at national tournament -
Dying Young -
April 18, 2002
A death at Adobe Mountain raises questions about conditions in youth prisons -
On Guard -
April 4, 2002
State's resources woefully inadequate for regulating private security guards -
Creature Discomfort -
March 28, 2002
A rising body count sends the Phoenix Zoo scrambling to protect its reputation -
Cause for Complaint -
March 21, 2002
Why didn't Phoenix officials take a councilman's concerns more seriously? -
Quilled -
March 14, 2002
Animals keep dying at the Phoenix Zoo, but not from natural causes -
Steamed -
March 7, 2002
Downtown hot dog vendors say they're getting a raw deal -
Snow Job -
February 28, 2002
Phoenix counselor finds a different kind of gold at the Winter Olympics -
Public Waste -
February 14, 2002
Are Phoenix taxpayers being taken to the dump? -
Appealing Outcome -
February 14, 2002
Inmate finally wins his own freedom after six-year legal fight -
The Big Sleep -
February 14, 2002
Court of Appeals upholds conviction of 'Sleepwalking Murderer' -
Liquid Purity -
February 7, 2002
To protect the public's water, some Phoenix employees will have to pee in a cup -
Drinking Problem -
February 7, 2002
Unsuspecting Biltmore neighbors recently tapped into contaminated water -
Passing Notes -
January 24, 2002
After a Cashion schoolteacher wrote a mash note to a 12-year-old student, the district responded by reassigning him. But activists say that's not enough. -
Hunter's Suit Shot Down -
January 24, 2002
Case doesn't bear up under jury scrutiny -
Money or Nothing -
January 17, 2002
Phoenix prosecutors opt for an empty apology instead of $2 million in fines -
Bearing Witness -
January 17, 2002
Hunters involved in legal showdown over shooting accident -
Mixed Frequency -
January 10, 2002
From hate speech to anarchist punk, one radio station is playing both ends against the middle
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