Legal Battle Over In-State Tuition for DACA Students Will Go On; Expectations Low
The Maricopa County Community College District’s decision buys some time for students who are already enrolled in school.
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Phoenix Takes Step Toward Removing ‘Squaw Peak Drive,’ Other Offensive Street Names
The City Council no longer needs to get homeowners’ permission before changing a name that’s been deemed offensive or derogatory.
Emails Reveal Cozy Relationship Between Mesa Officials, Private Jail Firm’s Employees
Newly released emails shed light on what went on behind the scenes as Mesa moved forward with a wildly unpopular plan to privatize the city’s jail services.
Sammantha Allen Found Guilty of Murder in Death of Ame Deal
A Maricopa County jury has found Sammantha Allen guilty on all counts.
What We Know About Why Susan G. Komen Is Closing Its Arizona Chapter
The organization lost $77 million in donations in a single year after it tried to strip funding from Planned Parenthood.
DACA Students Vow to Fight Court Ruling That They Don’t Qualify for In-State Tuition
They may end up taking this one to the Supreme Court.
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We Baked a Frozen Pizza in our Parking Lot And It Actually Wasn’t Terrible
“It’s not as poisonous as I expected,” one tester commented.
American Just Canceled 43 Flights to Phoenix Because This Place Is a Literal Hellscape
But unless you were planning on going to Yuma, your travel plans probably won’t be affected.
Hundreds of Inmates Still Confined to Tent City During Phoenix Heat Wave
Inmates considered minimum-security risks will continue to sleep outdoors in Tent City during this week’s forecasted heat wave.
A Newcomer’s Guide to Surviving the Phoenix Summer Heat Wave
New to the city? I am. So I asked Phoenix New Times readers what you need to know about preparing for a week of record heat.
Jeff Flake, Gabby Giffords React to Shooting of Congressman Scalise
Arizona Senator Jeff Flake was on the scene when a gunman opened fire at a baseball field today.
Arizona Senate a National Leader in Gender Equality; So Why Is It So Terrible to Women?
When it comes to equal representation for women in government, Arizona is doing better than a lot of supposedly more progressive states.
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Awake McCain Drills Sessions on Recent Interest In Russia, Interrupts Kamala Harris Again
The good news: He didn’t stay up late watching the Diamondbacks game this time.
Trent Franks’ Net Worth Has Skyrocketed Since He Got Into Office
While the rest of the country weathered a recession, he got even richer.
Schweikert: Indivisible Groups ‘Incite Violence’ and ‘Light Cars on Fire’
Apparently, Rep. David Schweikert is really scared of Scottsdale grandmas.
Memo: Shortage of 911 Dispatchers Slowing Phoenix PD Response Times
Just what you wanted to hear, right?
Trouble in Paradise Valley Park? March Against Sharia Comes to Phoenix This Weekend
Love Fest: Rally for Unity will be holding a counter-rally at the same park.
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Here’s the Real History Behind Arizona’s Confederate Monuments
Interest in the Confederacy here has less to do with the state’s minimal role in the Civil War, and more to do with backlash to the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s.
Legalizing Marijuana Could Help Curb Arizona’s Opioid Epidemic; Will Ducey Consider It?
The governor may be ignoring a simple solution to what’s been deemed a statewide emergency.
Is Ducey Just Giving ‘Lip Service’ to Black Community About Removing Confederate Memorials?
Two years ago, Governor Doug Ducey’s office expressed support for renaming the Jefferson Davis Highway. But nothing has changed.
Phoenix Settles With Female Police Officer Who Alleged Gender Discrimination
Officer Agnes Milbourn says she faced retaliation after taking her claims to higher-ups.