Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office Employee Charged With Child Abuse
A MCSO Deputy Service Aide allegedly committed child abuse.
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Bar Shutdown Order Is Arbitrary, Arizona Attorney General Says
The key issue: restaurant bars.
Meet the Student Running a Rogue Twitter Account Tracking COVID-19 at ASU
Brandon never set out become a community news source.
Kanye West Won’t Appear on Arizona’s November Ballot
A last-minute ruling means it’s curtains for Kanye in Arizona.
Prop 207 Could Be a Game-Changer — and Not Just in Arizona
Trump seems to think the inclusion of marijuana legalization on ballots in places like Arizona is bad news for his campaign.
Arizona Paid $900,000 After Social Workers Tore a Mesa Family Apart and Lied About It
Arizona child welfare workers took five children from their parents for a year and used false allegations to justify it.
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Shanna Hogan, Local Author and New Times Contributor, Dies After Pool Accident
“She had no fear, whether it was telling a funny story about herself or sitting face to face with the Baseline Killer.”
ASU Student Radio Journalist Won’t Back Down After Jacob Blake Tweet
“I don’t think I’m going to get a nonpolitical decision on this. I think that’s the sad part of this.”
Arizona’s Largest Pot Dispensary Opens Valley’s Second Drive-Thru
Make sure to order online first.
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Lawsuit: Black Teen Received Burns When Phoenix Cops Held Her on Hot Street
Phoenix cops held a 17-year-old Black girl on hot concrete so long that her skin burned off, a new lawsuit alleges.
This Week in COVID: Downward Trend Continues, 803 Cases Hit ASU
What you need to know from the last week.
Why Can’t ASU Instructors Alert Students About Positive COVID Cases in Their Classes?
“This goes against what epidemiologists and other health experts have recommended,” a Tempe legislator says.
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Maricopa County Gyms, Theaters Cleared For Partial Opening
But with greatly reduced capacity.
‘They Kill With Impunity’: Families of Phoenix Police Shooting Victims Call for Accountability
“Our police chief was talking about marching in solidarity for George Floyd. But she had George Floyd happen right here in Arizona.”
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Parties, Basketball, Slip-and-Slides: ASU Student Employees Say Campus Is a Health Risk
“For the last week, we haven’t really been able to enforce COVID policy,” said one community assistant.
QAnon in Arizona Politics: A Guide
More and more Arizona GOP members are dog-whistling at the conspiracy theory’s followers.
This Week in COVID: Cases Dropping, Places Reopening, and It’s Way Too Soon to Celebrate
Arizona’s R-number, the average number of new people each COVID-positive person infects, is the lowest in the nation.
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ASU Students Won’t Let a Pandemic Interrupt Beer Pong Hours
Not a mask in sight, just vibes.
National Groups Call for Prosecution of Phoenix Cops, Claim Officer Mocked Islam
“If you want to show your residents that justice is within reach, it starts by delivering justice for the Muhaymin family,” the letter states.
Over $38 Million In Grants Still Available For Valley Small Businesses
At the end of the day, business owners “are smarter to apply for it than not,” Dancsok said.
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Marijuana Legalization Can Stay on Arizona Ballot, State Supreme Court Rules
“This organization has missed the mark, and their attempt to block the initiative from the ballot was expensive and fruitless.”