A Sweet Deal: Phoenix Woman Competes to be Sugar Baby of the Year
Autumn Johnson wants to use a sugar daddy relationship to treat her real father to a scuba diving trip.
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McCain Votes ‘No’ on Hurricane Relief; Says Bill Hurts Military
Senator John McCain voted against adding a $15-billion relief package onto the government spending bill.
Phoenix High School Students Walk Out in Protest of DACA Decision
Roughly 500 students at South Mountain High and North High School left class today to protest Trump’s decision.
Sick as a Dog: Canine Flu Reaches Phoenix
Maricopa County Animal Care and Control Center found two cases of canine flu in the shelter.
How Phoenix Residents Took Over a City Council Meeting and Won
Phoenix residents who were present at the Trump rally took over a City Council meeting addressing police force.
Local Lawyers to Arpaio: What Part of ‘Rule of Law’ Don’t You Understand?
Phoenix lawyers gathered at the court house to argue against Joe Arpaio’s pardon.
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A Nazi Flag Isn’t a ‘Joke’ to Residents of This Gilbert Neighborhood
One neighborhood man, who many say is a bully, took his joke too far by making a homemade Nazi flag, other neighbors complained.
Joe Arpaio: The 26 Days From Conviction to Pardon
After teasing a pardon for Joe Arpaio for weeks after his conviction, Donald Trump finally granted the former sheriff clemency.
Latino Reaction to Arpaio Pardon: Trump ‘Just Throwing Finger’ at Federal Judges
Donald Trump followed through on his promise and pardoned Joe Arpaio late Friday night.
The Friday Surprise: Donald Trump Pardons Sheriff Joe Arpaio
Arpaio faces Oct. 5 sentencing for his conviction for criminal contempt of court.
Can He Do That? A How-To Guide for Presidential Pardons
Trump didn’t pardon Arpaio at his rally but he hinted he might do it later on.
Trump in Phoenix: President Unleashes Fire and Fury at Media, Democrats, McCain, and Flake
Phoenix New Times brings you the latest update on President Donald Trump’s visit to the Valley of the Sun.
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Should He or Shouldn’t He? Arizonans Divided on Potential Trump Pardon for Arpaio
Rumors are still circulating whether President Trump will pardon Sheriff Joe on Tuesday in Phoenix.
Pardon Me? Arpaio Supporters Point to Constitution; Legal Team Files Two New Motions
Former Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s legal team continues to file for a new trial while President Trump hints at giving Arpaio a pardon.
Homemade Signs, Not Violence, Mark Day of Action Protests in Arizona
Not a single Nazi emblem in sight as protesters demonstrate peacefully throughout the state.
ACLU: Pardon for Sheriff Joe Would Be ‘Presidential Endorsement of Racism’
Supporters hope their letter-writing campaign to President Trump helped the cause.
Can You Identify Fake News? Some of the Most Ridiculous Stories From Arizona
University of Arizona researchers put together a report of tips to spot and stop fake news.
Activists: Trump’s Support for RAISE Immigration Bill Just a Distraction
Activists, politicians and economists are begging Congress to ignore the RAISE Act
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AZ Democrats: Supporting Anti-Abortion Candidates is ‘Politically Stupid’ for Party
Arizona Democrats and women’s health advocates condemn the national party’s announcement to fund anti-abortion candidates.
A Look Back at Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s Tumultuous Career
Former Sheriff Joe Arpaio finally met his match and was convicted of criminal contempt.
John McCain Through the Years: A Hero We Love to Hate
McCain is receiving praise for voting ‘no’ on the ‘Skinny Repeal’ but when will we start to loathe him again?
He Found the Tree to Hang Himself; Instead, Marc Raciti, Wife Now Help Other Vets
Marc and Sonja Raciti, both veterans, wrote a book about their experiences with PTSD.