Neo-Nazi, 2 others arrested in killing of gay Phoenix man
Jake Kelly officiated the wedding of Cory and Shannon Young, five months before police said their friend Angel Mullooly killed him.
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Once Upon a Time … in Tempe: The Early Days of Phoenix New Times
Fifty years ago this week, the Kent State Massacre inspired a band of 20-something rebels to found Phoenix New Times.
South Phoenix Mom-and-Pops Worry About Lost Business If Prop 105 Fails
Sal Reza: “What people lose sight of is that there are 80 businesses that are going to get affected.”
Update: Gannett, Gatehouse Announce Monstrous Merger as Republic Talks Union
The Arizona Republic’s parent company, Gannett, is reportedly in talks to merge with another media giant, GateHouse, while the Republic’s reporters consider joining a union.
Commentary: After Omni Ruling, Brnovich Stands a Chance to Rein in Cap’n Crow
An Arizona tax judge hands AG Mark Brnovich’s a partial win in his lawsuit against ASU, which claimed the college misuses its tax exempt status and has violated the state constitution’s gift ban.
Bisbee Blogger Once Again Clobbers Cochise County Prosecutor
On June 13, a three-judge panel of the Arizona Court of Appeals ruled in favor of the former publisher of the Cochise County Record.
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Commentary: Cap’n Crow Strikes Back: ATRA Calls Letters to Corporate Leaders ‘Bully’ Tactic
Letters from ASU president Michael Crow to the corporate members of a tax watchdog organization reveal an imperious bully-boy in action.
(UPDATE) Commentary: In the Battle Between Gannett and Digital First, Root for Neither
Journalism geeks love to hate Gannett, but Digital First is worse. Still, neither can save the news biz.
Mueller Report Aside, Julian Assange’s Arrest Is a Danger to Us All
Too many on the left want to punish the WikiLeaks founder for hurting Hillary Clinton’s campaign, forgetting the greater good he did before 2016.
Experts: ASU’s $140M Return on $28M ‘Investment’ in Omni Deal Screws K-12
University accuses Attorney General Mark Brnovich of of “cherry-picking” facts about the school’s controversial deal to build hotel complex.
Updated: AG Says ASU Sweetened Hotel Deal by $28M; School Says It’s No Gift
The new complaint adds fresh accusations of wrongdoing to a lawsuit that the AG’s office filed in January.
Mark Brnovich Aims to End Michael Crow’s Crony Capitalism, and That’s a Good Thing
Even liberals should cheer on the Republican attorney general in this fight against Arizona State University’s president.
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Matt and Tawni Browning Help Lead Cult Victims to Freedom in Escaping Polygamy
Phoenix couple will be on the fifth season of the Lifetime network show, which begins April 1.
Bisbee Blogger Battles County Attorney’s Push to Unpublish Grand Jury Transcript
“The toothpaste is out of the tube, and there is no way to claw it back,” a judge said in the case.
Judge Warns Neo-Nazi Killer Might Become Aryan Brotherhood Boss in Prison
“I’ve seen no remorse for any of his crimes .. He is still living the gangster/thug life in prison as a member of the AB.”
New Zealand Shooter Loathed ‘Invaders’; So Do Trump and Too Many Arizonans
No wonder Brenton Tarrant refers to the U.S. president as “a symbol of renewed white identity and common purpose.”
Neo-Nazi Travis Ricci Dodges the Needle for Murder; Jurors Saw No Hate Crime
The same jury found Ricci guilty of first degree murder in early January, with the penalty phase beginning January 17.
Cindy ‘Sherlock’ McCain’s False Claim Is Symptom of Human Trafficking Hysteria
The incident was consistent with others, “in which parents of children whose skin color or ethnicity differs from theirs fell under suspicion.”
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Neo-Nazi Travis Ricci Guilty of Murder in 2009 Attack on Interracial Couple
Jaeger’s father, Charles Jaeger, was present for much of the trial, and was visibly upset at times
Retrial of Neo-Nazi Travis Ricci Begins as Nation Reels From Pittsburgh Hate Killings
Skinhead is accused of murdering white woman he saw walking with a black man
The Defiant Ones: New Times’ Founders Fire Back at Cindy McCain, U.S. Government
Michael Lacey and Jim Larkin go on the record with Reason magazine
Goodbye, Joe Arpaio: Last in the Senate Race, First in ‘Blood, Slime, and Misery’
Thing is, Arpaio’s shtick has always involved acting the fool.