Hot Links: Bomb Threats, Silver Stars, and Stephenie Meyer

A female student at Maricopa County High School was arrested yesterday for allegedly making a bomb threat. The girl, whose name has not been released, reportedly told a teacher she “would be sorry, because a bomb would be placed on school grounds.” The suspect is being held at Pinal County…

November 10 In Blogs: Fit For Rivals, Regions Bistro, and Google

​​In the 24-hour news cycle it can be difficult to keep up. We have the solution. Check back on Valley Fever every evening for highlights from each of New Times’ blogs. Today’s entries: Up on the Sun: Fit For Rivals: “Damage” (Luke Holwerda’s First Video) Enya’s Greatest Hits Coming Soon…..

Navajo Nation Refuses to Turn Over Suspect in Murdered Nun Case

The chief prosecutor in the case against a teen suspected of murdering a nun on the Navajo Indian Reservation last week is refusing to turn him over to federal authorities without an extradition request.Tribal police arrested the suspect, 18-year-old Reehahlio Carroll, when he was stopped for a traffic violation last…

Wayne Gretzky Claims He’s Not Bitter With NHL Over His Treatment

In his first public comments since getting the boot from the NHL-owned Phoenix Coyotes, “The Great One” claims he’s not bitter. There was speculation that Gretzky might be a no-show for the NHL’s hall of fame induction ceremony last night in Toronto to spite the league and its leadership for…

Arizona Woman to Attend D.C. Sniper Execution

The daughter of a Tucson man believed to have been murdered by the D.C. sniper plans tol be front and center today when the state of Virginia is scheduled to pump a lethal dose of potassium chloride into the murderer’s bloodstream…

Hot Links: Al Melvin, Basis Scottsdale, and Financial Fest

The boy from St. Johns, Arizona who pleaded guilty in  the shooting deaths of his father and another man could be facing prison time. The prospect caused an uproar when Judge Michael Roca announced he would reject probation in favor of incarceration. The boy, 8 at the time of the…

Arizonans Know Pretty Much Nothing about H1N1, ASU Survey Finds

You’d think that close to eight months into the H1N1 epidemic, Arizonans would take a little time to educate themselves about the bug that could potentially kill them. We’re talking the basics here — like what the disease is, and how to avoid getting it. You’d be wrong. Researchers at…