Senator Martha McSally: COVID-19 Lockdowns are About ‘Power’ and ‘Control’
Arizona Senator Martha McSally recently told a conservative news outlet that COVID-19 lockdowns are about government control.
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Phoenix Protesters Hit With Charge of Assisting a Street Gang
The Maricopa County Attorney’s Office is accusing anti-police brutality protesters of aiding a criminal street gang.
Phoenix Police Sicced a Dog on a Man That Then Bit the Man’s Head, Lawsuit Says
The dog’s name is Fred.
Phoenix Justice of the Peace Candidate Called Black Athletes ‘Idiot N**s’
“Hockey is the only league that isn’t bitching, because they are all white …”
Phoenix Cop Under Investigation for Alleged Threat Against Mayor Kate Gallego
The Phoenix Police Department confirmed that a “criminal investigation” into one of its own members is underway.
Canadian Firm Tries to Wrestle Back Control of Phoenix Dispensary From Rogue Director
A subsidiary of a Canadian corporation alleges that its former president has stolen its dispensary in northwest Phoenix.
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Gunnigle Misfires in Claim That Adel Scrapped County’s Public Corruption Unit
Julie Gunnigle claimed that her opponent scrapped a unit focused on public corruption. That’s not true.
Democratic Voter Turnout Effort Ramps Up in Sprint to Election Day
Here’s what campaigning looks like in Arizona in the final weeks of the 2020 election.
Can the Real ‘Radical’ Please Stand Up: Adel, Gunnigle Issue Identical Attacks
Can the real “radical” in the race for Maricopa County Attorney’s Office please stand up? On September 30, the reelection campaign for Maricopa County Attorney Allister Adel published new ads on the web and TV painting her Democratic challenger, Julie Gunnigle, as a “radical” from both liberal and conservative standpoints…
Democrats Cry Foul Over McSally Robocalls Allowed by New Senate Rules
Arizona liberals were surprised to receive a robocall from Senator Martha McSally weeks before the election.
What’s a Fair Prison Sentence for DUI Manslaughter in Maricopa County?
A 34-year-old man faces over a decade in prison for a crime that received shorter sentences in similar cases.
State Demands Arizonans Pay Back Thousands in Unemployment Benefits
“It was like $7,000 dollars worth of payments that they’re saying that I owe them now.”
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Democrats Allege Ducey Improperly Used Millions in Federal Pandemic Relief Money
Governor Doug Doucey used millions in federal pandemic relief money to pay for state agencies
GOP to Appeal Ruling That Moves Arizona Voter Registration Deadline to Oct. 23
A federal judge ruled that Arizona voters can have until October 23 to register to vote. But state Republicans plan to appeal.
‘Vote Early:’ Adrian Fontes Talks 2020 Mail-in Voting, Election Security
Amidst election-related anxiety, Maricopa County Recorder Adrian Fontes urges trust in the system
Congressman Andy Biggs Recommends Risky Hydroxychloroquine to Trump
President Donald Trump tested positive for the coronavirus, and Congressman Andy Biggs thinks he should take hydroxychloroquine.
Phoenix Constable Cited for Bullying Russian-American Shopkeeper
The Constable Ethics, Standards & Training Board ordered Doug Middleton to attend an anger management class.
Rep. Mark Finchem Worked With Anti-Government Extremists, Emails Show
New emails show that state Representative Mark Finchem is still working with anti-government extremists.
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Veteran in McSally Campaign Ad Supports Waterboarding, Downplays COVID-19
A new Martha McSally campaign spot features a veteran who has defended waterboarding and a Navy SEAL accused of war crimes.
In Adel vs. Gunnigle, Criminal Justice Reform Is on Both Sides of the Ticket
In historically tough-on-crime Maricopa County, both candidates for county attorney are talking about criminal justice reform.
Dion Johnson’s Family Vows Legal Action After Trooper Is Cleared in Fatal Shooting
Maricopa County Attorney Allister Adel declined to file criminal charges against a DPS trooper who shot Dion Johnson.
The Battle Over Arizona’s Education Funding Ballot Measure Is Heating Up
The gloves are off in the information war over the Invest in Ed education spending ballot measure.