Is Phoenix Pride Getting Too Corporate?
Trans Queer Pueblo wants to see the parade and festival return to its radical roots.
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Field Guide to Getting Around Downtown Phoenix During Final Four Weekend
With thousands of people heading to downtown Phoenix, traffic and parking are sure to be a mess.
Update: Former NBA Player Suing Scottsdale Police Didn’t Know Lawyer Had Been Suspended
Dean Tolson claims that a trespass warning from the Scottsdale Police hurt his career as a motivational speaker. But his attorney has been suspended by the state bar.
Flake’s Bill Allowing Internet Companies to Sell Your Private Data Passes Congress
The bill will undo earlier guidelines that prevented internet service providers from using or selling your private browsing data without consent.
Westboro Baptist Church Will Protest at the Final Four in Phoenix
The gay-bashing group will picket at schools and churches throughout greater Phoenix this weekend.
Border Patrol Finds Over $40,000 In Cash Hidden In Tortilla Dough
A routine check on Thursday afternoon yielded a strange discovery.
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Five Ways To Reuse Vacant Lots In Downtown Phoenix
It’s time for the city to start thinking creatively.
The Immigration Issue: The Russians Are Cutting, the Russians Are Cutting
Central Barbershop’s owner, Roman Nektalov, is part of a community of barbers from the former Soviet Union who are thriving in metro Phoenix.
Jeff Flake Asks Neil Gorsuch Irrelevant Questions During Senate Confirmation Hearing
And the Arizona senator followed that question with: “Have you ever worn gym shorts and a tank top under your robe?”
Phoenix Elementary School District Bans ICE Officers From Campuses
The district sent home a letter to parents clarifying the school district’s policy.
Canyon Mine Faces Accusations of Environmental Racism by Navajos, Sierra Club
Activists are concerned about plans to truck radioactive uranium ore through the reservation
Phoenix PD May Ban School Resource Officers From Asking About Immigration Status
It’s possible that Phoenix will adopt a policy similar to the ones already in place in Mesa, Tucson, and Flagstaff.
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Arizona Cops vs. Body Cams: Who Needs Protection?
The Arizona Legislature has introduced legislation to assure that video footage from body cameras is not unfair to police officers. Do you think the officers need protection?
Would Arizona Body-Camera Bill Allow Police to Alter Their Stories?
Police associations are backing SB 1253, but community members have raised concerns.
Want to Let Arizona Legislature Know What You Think About a Bill? Good Luck With That
Can’t make it to Phoenix or Tucson to activate your account? Sorry, the legislature won’t hear what you have to say.
Phoenix Father to Washington: Don’t Take Away My Son’s Health Care
Steve Gomez’s son Anthony was born with a congenital heart defect that cost more than $2.5 million to treat.
Jaywalking Crackdown: ‘A Tax On Poor People,’ Light-Rail Riders Complain
The charge carries a fine of upward of $200. Tempe police say it is necessary to raise awareness of traffic safety.
Gallego on Trumpcare: ‘Paul Ryan Is One of the Best Liars I’ve Ever Seen’
The Arizona Democrat didn’t pull any punches during panel at SXSW in Austin, Texas.
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Scorpions, Bears, Bees, Dogs, and Bobcats: 5 of Arizona’s Most Terrifying Animal Attacks
Living close to nature is great until a bear attacks.
Rep. David Stringer: Teaching an Easy, Part-Time Job; No Special Skills Required
Rep. David Stringer, a member of the House Education Committee, apparently thinks that teaching is an easy, part-time job.
What’s Really Behind Phil Gordon’s Battle Against the Central Avenue Pot Dispensary?
The former Phoenix mayor has ties to the owner of a rival dispensary business, Swell Farmacy.
Student Newspapers: Deserving of First Amendment Protection or Vehicles for Liberal Propaganda?
SB 1384 would give First Amendment protection to student journalists, but Republican concerned that faculty members will “propagandize their own liberal views through … student publications.”