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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.
Phoenix Woman Who Used Marijuana During Her Pregnancy Appeals Child Endangerment Case
“A public health nightmare.”
Congressional Oversight Committee Demands Audit Documents From Cyber Ninjas
The Democratic lawmakers expressed concern in a letter that the audit is an effort to “promote baseless conspiracy theories.”
Lawsuit Claims Cops, Prosecutors ‘Fabricated Evidence’ Against BLM Protesters
“Allister Adel in short time in office has completely failed her professional responsibilities…” – Matthew Aguilar
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At Firefighters’ Request, Phoenix Will Close Popular Trails in Extreme Heat
“I think the fire department needs to get their personnel acclimated to the heat.”
‘Reefer Madness’ Is Coming to Scottsdale
The musical satire will be performed by the Scottsdale Community Players at the Historic Stagebrush Theatre later this month.
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.
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Donald Trump Is on His Way to Phoenix Very Soon
The rally will be held on July 24 at the Arizona Federal Theatre in Phoenix.
Was the Backup Driver in an Uber Autonomous Car Crash Wrongfully Charged?
“Greed drove Uber to ignore known risks.”
On the Hunt for Celebrity-Endorsed Weed and CBD in the Valley
Willie and Snoop, yes. But also Martha and Kristen.
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No Shade: Why Is It So Hard to Hide From the Sun in Phoenix?
Heat deaths in Arizona reached a record high last year. But making good shade is difficult, expensive, and can be water-intensive.
ACLU Files Lawsuit Over Allister Adel’s ‘Coercive’ Plea-Deal Policy
The ACLU of Arizona is accusing MCAO of systematically coercing defendants into accepting plea deals.
Ex-Scottsdale Arts Employee Claims She Was Fired for Reporting Bad Mask Behavior
The lawsuit accuses the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts of firing an employee for making its CEO look bad.
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Cannabis Attorney Thomas Dean on Black Market Pot, Social Equity Shenanigans, and More
He’s emerged as a valuable resource for those who seek to understand the ramifications of recreational legalization.
Referendums Filed to Repeal Ducey’s Flat Tax, Anti-Prop 208 Legislation
The backers of Proposition 208 want to overturn the flat tax system that Arizona lawmakers approved.
U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Controversial Arizona Voting Restriction Laws
The court’s conservative majority ruled that Arizonas laws don’t violate the Voting Rights Act.
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Husband of Inmate Who Killed Herself in Jail Says MCSO ‘Didn’t Protect Her’
The husband of an MCSO inmate who killed herself last year says that they failed to keep her safe.
Activists Denounce Move to Permit Grand Canyon Uranium Mine
Arizona officials are bucking activists’ demands to only permit the Pinyon Plain Mine to be closed.
Chandler to Pay $1.1M for Officer Shooting of 17-Year-Old Anthony Cano
“The fight will continue.” — Phil Martinez
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Florence Cop Resigned, but Not Charged, After Accusation of Meth Distribution
One individual accused a former Florence Police officer of using and distributing methamphetamine. Another said he acted “erratic.”