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Scottsdale-based MAGA influencer admits hair-pulling U.K. assault
Melissa Rein Lively, who infamously topped a Target display during the COVID-19 pandemic, paid £910 in restitution.
Sinema wants therapy records for the woman whose husband she seduced
Kyrsten Sinema is being sued by the ex of her bodyguard-turned-lover, and she wants to see what the woman says in therapy.
Katie Hobbs has a new reelection campaign ad. We fact-checked it
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs is reintroducing herself to voters as she runs for reelection.
Phoenix Curaleaf workers decertify union days after ratifying contract
A national union-busting organization threw its might behind the effort to disband the union at the Camelback location.
Video: Deer Valley school board member gives Nazi salute at meeting
Peeved over a scheduling decision, Kim Fisher gave the straight-armed salute and threw in a “heil” for good measure.
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Tempe students protest ICE detention of classmate outside of school
ICE arrested Dilan Paredes’ mom at a Walmart. She then signed the eighth-grader out of school, where ICE arrested him, too.
You’ll soon be able to ride Waymo’s new Ojai model robotaxi for free
As the robotaxi company moves forward with testing the blue van models in Phoenix, it needs feedback from human riders.
Supervisors blast Heap for ‘felony’ threat before routine drop box vote
The Maricopa County recorder’s lawyer warned that election workers could face prosecution. County supervisors were thoroughly unconvinced.
ASU president wants his Gaza protester lawsuit deposition kept hidden
Michael Crow wants to bar the public from seeing his deposition in a lawsuit from students suspended after protesting Israel.
Glendale Community College used AI at graduation and it went horribly
Who needs a human and a microphone when you can outsource the simplest of tasks to artificial intelligence?
There might be a ‘super’ El Niño this year. What would that mean for Phoenix?
If you’re hoping for a strong monsoon season in Phoenix this summer, you may be in luck.
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Horne, Yee fight over who hates DEI more at GOP superintendent debate
Schools superintendent Tom Horne and challenger Kimberly Yee agree on much, except for who’s lying about being anti-DEI.
GOP rival takes aim at U.S. House hopeful Jay Feely, gets real racist
GOP candidate Jay Feely has helped two Haitian men come to the U.S. His challenger, Joseph Chaplik, says that’s a problem.
We’ll all be dead before Maricopa County builds enough housing
The Valley is short 56,000 housing units. Unless permitting speeds up, it’ll be a long time before that gap closes.
Arizona’s ESA program was audited: The 5 most alarming findings
A long-awaited audit of Arizona’s troublesome school voucher program found myriad issues with how expenses are monitored.
Four years after unionizing, Phoenix Curaleaf workers ratify contract
Workers at Curaleaf’s midtown Phoenix location secured wage increases and other measures in their first union contract.
County supervisor fibs about attending ceremony for fallen officers
Mark Stewart, who represents much of the East Valley, tweeted as if he attended a memorial for fallen officers. He didn’t.
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Andy Biggs put out two new campaign ads. We fact-checked them
Rep. Andy Biggs takes swipes at Gov. Katie Hobbs in his quest to unseat her. How do his claims hold up?
Buckeye battles conspiracy theories that Bill Gates caused Hazen Fire
No, Bill Gates did not start the Hazen Fire in the West Valley, Buckeye wants to make clear.
Gallego strikes middle ground on ‘necessary evil’ Arizona data centers
Sen. Ruben Gallego said he isn’t against data centers, but he thinks it’s time to take away their tax breaks.
Phoenix OKs ‘punitive’ limits on feeding, treating homeless in parks
The ordinance places new restrictions on groups that provide food and medical treatment for unhoused people in city parks.