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Michael Jackson’s Sedona “Murderess” RevealedBy Joseph RossiThursday, July 02Hell hath no fury like a New Age physician scorned. That's what Sedona healer Reinalda de Souza wants the world to glean from the untimely... More >> -
How Dear and the Headlights Became the Most Important Band in ArizonaBy Martin CizmarThursday, June 25It's mid-afternoon at The Tiniest Bar in Texas, and Dear and the Headlights have just finished playing the fourth and final show they're cramming... More >> -
Valley Bands on the Warped TourBy Martin CizmarThursday, June 25Dear and the Headlights aren't the only Phoenix band playing the 15th anniversary edition of the Vans Warped Tour, which hits Phoenix's Cricket... More >> -
Rose Johnson: The Phoenix Arts Community Mourns One of Its PioneersBy Kathleen VanesianThursday, June 18Anyone who's traveled south on 16th Street past Thomas Road in the past 10 years has seen the fading mural that snakes along the side of the old... More >> -
Behind BadPhoenixCops.com: The Blogger Who Took on the Phoenix PD — and the Homicide Detective Who Might Be His Best SourceBy Sarah FenskeThursday, June 11The ugliest donnybrook to hit the Phoenix Police Department in years started with one man's divorce. That man, Jeff Pataky, wasn't a cop. He had... More >>
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South Florida Cigarette Smuggling Funds Terrorism
By Tim Elfrink
Their bags were packed. Their farewells had been said.
Like the rest of the British 38th... More >>
Dallas
SMU Landed the Bush Library, But a Group of Former Condo Owners Still Want the World to Know At What Price
By Matt Pulle
Even though Leslie Davenport is not a party to the litigation, nothing can keep her away from... More >>
Denver
The way the Adams County Coroner is running his office could be dead wrong
By Alan Prendergast
On a quiet Sunday morning last February, Jaime Brown arrived at that dark and unthinkable place... More >>
Houston
Getting Schooled
A group of former condo owners say SMU defrauded them of their homes to make way for the new Bush library.
By Matt Pulle
Even though Leslie Davenport is not a party to the litigation, nothing can keep her away from... More >>
Kansas City
Meet the Powder Creek Cowboys: the fastest guns in Lenexa
By Peter Rugg
The revolvers hanging from his belt are loaded, but at the moment, Croaker's hands are busy... More >>
Miami
Black-Market Cigarettes: Miami's New Vice
The feds say a local man smuggled millions of smokes for terrorists. He's not alone.
By Tim Elfrink
Their bags were packed. Their farewells had been said.
Like the rest of the British 38th... More >>
Minneapolis
Bowfishing: Catching carp with a bow and arrow
By Bradley Campbell
As a gray curtain of clouds closes around Coon Lake, Brian Petschl skippers a flat-bottomed... More >>
San Francisco
The Man Who Cried Dust
Christopher Muhammad's fight with Lennar over toxic dust has resulted in a restraining order against him, an accusation that he's a shakedown artist, and grudging respect from his rivals.
By Lauren Smiley
When Nation of Islam minister Christopher Muhammad walked into a community meeting at the... More >>
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Valley Fever
July 3 In Blogs: Shawna Forde, Jay-Z, The Mission, and Roosters
Fri Jul 3, 6:30 PM
In the 24-hour news cycle it can be difficult to keep up. We have the solution. Check back on Valley Fever every evening for highlights from each of New Times' blogs. Today's entries: Feathered Bastard: Shawna Forde Associate a Former... More >>
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Where's the Other Driver in the Bryant Wilkerson Case? Not in Jail...
Thursday, July 02By any standard, Laura Varker has had quite a year. In the past nine months alone, the 19-year-old has been booked for shoplifting, receiving... More>>
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Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, July 2, 2009
Thursday, July 02SO LONG, ROSE An artist whose work you can't pigeonhole: Sad, so sad. I've been a fan of Rose Johnson's work since the mid-'90s, when a friend... More>>
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On Superior Baseball Skills, Educational Experiences, and the One That Got Away
Thursday, July 02Looking back recently on my distant youth in northwest Ohio, I came to the realization that the sweetest, most beautiful girl this gabacho ever... More>>
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Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, July 2, 2009
Thursday, July 02
SO LONG, ROSE
An artist whose work you can't pigeonhole: Sad, so sad. I've been a fan of Rose Johnson's work since the mid-'90s, when a friend... More >>
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