Family of Man Killed By Phoenix Police in Mistaken Manhunt Sues City
A new lawsuit blasts the practices of Phoenix police’s “lethal” tactical units.
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Ivermectin Sales Are Through the Roof at Phoenix Feed Stores
People around Phoenix are poisoning themselves with horse dewormer in an attempt to treat Covid.
Several Arizona Legislators Are Headed To Vegas – For A QAnon Conference
Rep. Mark Finchem is one of three Arizona legislators headed to a QAnon convention organized by a group that has openly advocated for a military coup.
Phoenix Lieutenant Under Investigation For Failing to Investigate Sexual Assault by Fellow Cop
A board that can revoke officers’ law enforcement certifications has reopened Brian Thatcher’s case.
A Majority of the People Leading Arizona’s Bogus Election Audit Are Now ‘Quite Sick’ From Covid
For now, the audit’s theatrics can continue.
Why Are There So Many Flies In Phoenix This Summer?
Yes, the flies in Phoenix are worse than normal.
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Phoenix Dispatchers’ Union Calls City Report On 911 Operator’s Death “Insulting”
Five months after Pamela Cooper’s death, the dispatchers’ union says little has changed for 911 operators in the city.
Phoenix Is Building New Public Housing – and Unearthing Ancient Indigenous Graves
“The city doesn’t want to listen. And the tribe can’t do anything.”
Protesters Target a Phoenix Restaurant That Asks Diners for Proof of Vaccination
One Phoenix restaurant required proof of vaccination for indoor seating. Now, they’re at the center of a viral harassment campaign.
The Phoenix Police Union Isn’t Happy About That DOJ Probe
The Phoenix police department, the police union president claimed Monday, “already keeps officers accountable.”
‘Tyrannical’ Gilbert Mayor Under Fire for Proposed Limits to Public Comment
Gilbert’s mayor has been embroiled in scandal – and her critics say she has proposed new changes to city code in order to limit opposition.
Could a Pima County Ruling Threaten Marijuana Expungements in Arizona?
Cannabis advocates had hoped to see a deluge of expungements this summer. One Pima County ruling might threaten that.
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Masks On The Bus, But Not In The Classroom: Schools Confront Muddled Covid Protocols
Schools are contending with widely diverging public health guidance on masks in the classroom.
Twitter Cracks Down on Arizona Audit Accounts Promoting Misinformation
The platform suspended at least nine audit-related accounts on Tuesday.
Arizona DACA Applicants Left in Limbo After Texas Ruling Puts Program on Hold
A federal ruling has sent a wave of anxiety through Arizona’s immigrant communities.
In Phoenix’s Hot Housing Market, Cash Sales Rise – and So Do Concerns
“Cash buyers are going to win it all day long,” Lieb said.
As Eviction Moratorium Looms, Phoenix is Rushing to Distribute Rent Relief
In two weeks, the federal eviction moratorium will lift. But $32 million in rent relief has yet to reach Phoenix renters.
Scottsdale Wars Over Short-Term Rentals as Travel Demand Spikes
A travel frenzy spurred by easing pandemic restrictions has brought Scottsdale to a breaking point.
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As Wildfires Blaze, Ozone Levels Remain Stubbornly High in Metro Phoenix
Last year, monsoon season was the driest on record. This year, so far, has not been much better.