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As Arizona's utilities grapple with the problems of deregulation, the chairman of the Arizona Corporation Commission is trying to get more regulation of one power company--and...
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The story is the kind no one wants to believe, but everyone hears about.
In June, an ASU student accused a Tempe police officer of the worst kind of betrayal of his badge,...
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Karen Hayward has been trying for years to get her ex-husband to pay overdue child support. She thought she'd finally succeeded when the Maricopa County Superior Court ordered...
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The video opens with shots of a choir: well-groomed young men singing "Silent Night" to a group of senior citizens. Then the image cuts to cops arresting kids. Cut back to the...
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The nurse who examined a 16-year-old boy in the weeks before he died at the Arizona Boys Ranch says she is not responsible for the teen's death since he showed no signs of an...
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State medical officials are the latest to investigate the death of a teenage boy at the Arizona Boys Ranch. They're looking into the conduct of the nurse and doctor who...
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Dr. Ram Krishna delivered the best news possible to Mary Nixon: Her daughter, Billye, did not have cancer.
Too bad he was wrong.
Krishna, a Yuma orthopedic surgeon and...
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Bill Perschetti was typing a letter when he found himself looking down the barrel of a gun.
The office manager of Summerville and Associates had heard the front doors of...
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Several top staffers have left Arizona's troubled Board of Medical Examiners (BOMEX).
The agency, which has struggled for several years with a huge backlog of
complaints...
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Maricopa County Superior Court judge's dismissal of claims that an industrial solvent can cause cancer and other health problems could have a chilling effect on...
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Father Ken Van De Veen is one pissed-off man of the cloth.
Van De Veen is one of a number of people in Phoenix's HIV/AIDS community who's questioning the administration of...
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Steve Benitez was stabbed through the heart in his cell after an error by the Arizona Department of Corrections kept him out of protective custody. Now the state might have to...
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The Arizona Department of Corrections has fired a sergeant at the Aspen facility in Phoenix after an investigation confirmed reports of misconduct with inmates.
Ben...
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When a Scottsdale police officer opened fire on a group of unarmed construction workers at a gas station on the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Reservation last September, no...
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They say everyone deserves a second chance. At last count, Dr. Bipinchandra Jadav has had 15.
The doctor, a general practitioner in Mesa, has had more than a dozen...
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The legal skirmish between a local pro-life group and the City of Phoenix is now in the hands of a federal appeals court.
Former U.S. Supreme Court Justice Byron White...
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You'd think the one place a person would be safe would be locked inside a prison cell. You'd be wrong.
In 1996, a team of lawyers brought a class-action suit against the...
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When Julie Vega got the call about her son at 10 minutes to 10 p.m. on March 2, she knew something was wrong.
Virginia Avila, a California-based community services...
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A sergeant at the Aspen Correctional Facility in Phoenix is under investigation by the Arizona Department of Corrections for possible sexual misconduct. At least four...
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In 1996, the Maricopa County Environmental Services Division launched a bold, new program to computerize its health inspection process. The aim was to provide on-the-spot...
