Days Before Shooting Started, Scottsdale Murder Suspect Sought Media Attention
Dwight Lamon Jones, 56, began tweeting furiously about his divorce on May 25, six days before he shot forensic psychiatrist Steven Pitt.
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Disputed Divorce Led Dwight Jones to Commit Mass Murder, Cops Say
Dwight Lamon Jones, a 56-year-old man, was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot on Monday morning.
Murder Spree Took Six Lives Before Suspect Killed Himself at Scottsdale Hotel
The suspect in three, possibly four, connected murders that shocked the legal community was found dead on Monday morning of a self-inflicted gunshot wound following a police standoff at a Scottsdale hotel.
Scottsdale Police Ask Public to Stay ‘Vigilant’ After Connecting Three of Four Shootings
Although Scottsdale police have determined that the previous three killings are related, police are trying to determine how this latest shooting fits in.
Tweetstorm: Phoenix Councilman Sal DiCiccio Goes Off the Rails on Light Rail Fare-Jumping
“MURDER ON THE LIGHT RAIL EXPRESS,” Phoenix City Councilman Sal DiCiccio wrote on Twitter on Friday.
Author John Carreyrou Tells How Theranos Scammed Doug Ducey and Arizona
In the process, Arizona Governor Ducey “essentially became a public supporter of Theranos,” says author John Carreyrou.
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Fort Worth to Phoenix Teachers: Your Paycheck Will be Bigger in Texas
“Our goal is not to steal teachers,” said Clint Bond, a spokesperson for the Fort Worth Independent School District.
Arizona Bioindustry Association Defends Top Awards Given to Theranos and Insys Therapeutics
Insys Founder John Kapoor “has done tremendous good for patients,” AZBio’s CEO says.
Sure, It’s Hot, Schools Are Underfunded, but Phoenix Still No. 2 in Population Growth
“You’re literally looking at the economy of the Phoenix metro pivoting from construction, real estate, and retail into the advanced industries.”
Who’s Afraid of Tom Steyer? Billionaire Targeted in Arizona Energy Policy War
“Who knows who Reliable Energy Policy is?”
The Passion of #RedForEd: State Got Hundreds of Public Comments on Teacher Strike
“Informally, there were many calls and emails made by citizens.”
Amazon Relocating Prime Now Delivery Unit to Metro Phoenix From Seattle
The company’s Prime Now delivery service apparently needs room to grow, and metro Phoenix already has thousands of Amazon employees.
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Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton Will Resign Next Week to Run for Congress
“Our city is in strong shape…” Stanton said in the letter.
Congressman Paul Gosar: Have the Army Build the Border Wall
Congressman Paul Gosar appears to have seized on an idea that President Trump has floated in public and private.
Arizona Activists, Democrats Call for Special Session After Texas School Shooting
Rep. Rebecca Rios: “Please call us into special session.”
Silent on Single-Payer Health Care, Phoenix Mayor Dodges Petition
In a bizarro reversal of the normal dynamics, the most conservative voice on the council spoke in favor of hearing out a petition sponsored by socialists.
Listen: Kelli Ward’s Campaign Manager Calls Kyrsten Sinema a ‘Crazy Woman’
Shawn Dow: “Kyrsten Sinema’s crazy past is well-documented.”
Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton Was Cyberstalked, City Says
“To my knowledge, our staff has not blocked anyone for trolling or any other speech-related issue. Unless, of course, it becomes a safety issue.”
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Socialists Push Phoenix Mayor Stanton to Support Single-Payer Health Care
“Once you get your positions, it’s hard to switch. If you do, you get some blowback.”
Several School Districts Crack Down on #RedForEd Apparel
#RedForEd’s morph into #InvestInEd leads to rule change.
Stormy Daniels Recruited to Run Against Arizona Governor and Lawmaker
“She’s of a high ethical and moral fiber…”
Maricopa Councilman Questioned Over Stake in Local News Outlet
“He just can’t send them editorial content. Or he can’t favor them any more than any other news entity in the city.”