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Michael Marin, "Burning Man," Found Guilty of Arson

UPDATE: Michael Marin has been transported to a hospital. He collapsed shortly after the verdict was read.A jury found "Burning Man" Michael Marin guilty of arson of an occupied structure today for burning down his Biltmore Estates mansion in July 2009. Marin gave his explanation to New Times writer ... More >>

Judge Changes Mind In Marin "Burning Man" Case, Says We Can Sit In At Trial: UPDATE

Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Bruce Cohen reversed field yesterday, ruling that I can sit in his courtroom and report on what's happening in the quirky arson case of State of Arizona v. Michael Marin.Earlier in the week, the judge booted me out of court at the request of Marin's defense team ... More >>

Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, February 16th, 2012

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New Times Writers, Photographers, and Designers Win AZ Press Club Awards

New Times' Writers, Designers and Photographers Win Honors from Arizona Press Club

Phoenix New Times walked away with nine first place awards Saturday night at the state Press Club's 2010 Best Journalism in Arizona contest -- including for the paper's comprehensive immigration series, "Amongst U.S."The newspaper received more than 30 awards for work during 2010.Sarah Fenske, ... More >>

Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, March 17, 2011

Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, December 9, 2010

New Times' Paul Rubin Discusses Louie Puroll Investigation on Fox 10

Paul Rubin Pinal County Sheriff's Deputy Louie Puroll ​In case you missed it, New Times reporter Paul Rubin was on Fox 10 last night, where he discussed the investigation into Pinal County Sheriff's Deputy Louie Puroll -- and a death threat Puroll says was made against the reporter's life. ... More >>

Deputy Louie Puroll Focus of Internal Affairs Investigation; Put on Administrative Leave by Pinal County. UPDATE: New Times Writer Paul Rubin to Appear Live on Fox 10 News at 9 Tonight to Discuss Death Threat

Paul Rubin Deputy Louie Puroll has been placed on administrative leave following last week's New Times story.​Since our earlier post about Deputy Louie Puroll's getting placed on administrative leave, the Pinal County Sheriff's Office has given us a statement from Sheriff Paul Babeu, p ... More >>

ABC World News Covers the Tale of the Pinal County Deputy Who Claims He Got Shot by Drug Smugglers

​In case you missed it, ABC World News -- like several other national news outlets -- picked up on New Times' cover story this week, "Pinalcchio."We watched as a camera crew interviewed the story's author, Paul Rubin, for about a half-hour outside of our downtown Phoenix offices.Excited to see ... More >>

Morning Poll: Are You Buyin' Cochise County Sheriff's Deputy Louie Puroll's Story?

Deputy Louie Puroll​Yesterday, New Times acquired an Arizona Department of Public Safety report on its crime-scene investigation into the alleged clash between Pinal County sheriff's Deputy Louie Puroll and what many believe was a group of drug-smuggling undocumented ali ... More >>

Exclusive: Slain Arizona Rancher Rob Krentz's Widow Talks to New Times' Paul Rubin

Paul Rubin​In this week's print edition -- and in a story posted online today -- New Times staff writer Paul Rubin has an exclusive interview with Sue Krentz, who was widowed when her husband, Rob, was shot on the family's ranch near the U.S./Mexico border in March.Krentz's murder, which is ... More >>

Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, February 18, 2010

Breaking News: County Attorney Andrew Thomas to Announce Search Warrants Issued in Phoenix Assisted Suicide Case

  This just in: Maricopa County Attorney Andrew Thomas is about to announce the issuance of search warrants in the 2006 assisted suicide of a mentally ill Phoenix woman. The case, which involved volunteers coming to town to help 58-year-old Jana Van Voorhis kill herself, was firs ... More >>

Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, December 18, 2008

Friday Night Lights Frenzy Starts This Afternoon

  It's one of our favorite times of the year, and not just because of all the great food and the blessed relief that temps under 100 degrees can bring. No, we're talking about the Arizona high school football championships, and all the goofy color and pagentry that the homestretch games can pro ... More >>

Letters From the Issue of Thursday, November 8, 2007

WITH A WHIMPER, NOT A BANG: Judge Anna Baca unseals court records; Dennis Wilenchik takes a powder.

Letters From the Issue of Thursday, October 4, 2007

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Honor Roll

New Times captures eight first-place wins in state journalism contest

Letters From the Issue of Thursday, December 28, 2006

Awards of the State

Rubin wins the Arizona Press Club's top honor for the third time. And the rest of the staff did pretty well, too

Letters From the Issue of Thursday, March 2, 2006

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Letters From the Issue of Thursday, November 17, 2005

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Letters from the issue of Thursday, June 16, 2005

Winning News

New Times honored by Arizona Press Club and beyond

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Letters from the week of November 25, 2004

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Hypocrisy and the Herd

Letters from the week of December 26, 2002

Marine Life

Letters from the week of December 5, 2002

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From the week of April 12, 2001

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Flashes

Flashes

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New Times Writers Decorated

Winning Form

Reporter Captures Two National Awards

Bar Honors New Times Writer Rubin

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NEW TIMES DONINATES PRESS CLUB COMPETITIONWE WIN TOO MANY AWARDS TO FIT IN THIS HEADLINE

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