McSally Has Taken $12K From a Military Landlord She Called a ‘Slumlord’
The senator took a max donation from the board chair of a company found to have neglected mold infestations in military housing.
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Ducey-Appointed Nursing Board Member Said ‘Minorities’ Are ‘Trying to Change Us’
The governor’s spokesperson said Arizona law does not grant him the authority to fire Gillette for her inflammatory comments.
Food Bank for HIV Patients to Rework Policy After Man Said He Got Expired Food
For HIV and AIDS patients with compromised immune systems, eating bad food could lead to life-threatening infections.
Tribal Cop Under Investigation for Domestic Violence
She tried to protect her neck as she feared for her life and she screamed for her 10-year-old daughter to come,” Faust said.
APS Used Backdoor Charitable Donations to Sway Regulators, Report Warns
Had it not been for a subpoena earlier this year, we might not know the full extent of APS’s charitable spending.
Most-Read Phoenix New Times News Stories in 2019
From abusive police officers to Kari Lake, Phoenix New Times writers covered the waterfront in 2019.
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Lawsuit: APS Refused to Pay Texas Maintenance Company Nearly $900,000
An APS audit of the situation “unsurprisingly confirmed its own flawed premise,” according to the complaint.
Women’s Rights Activists Ask for Accountability in Migrant Detention Centers
Advocates call for legislation mandating oversight of Arizona’s ICE detention centers.
Poll Shows Trump Tied With Biden and Buttigieg in Arizona
“Depending on who Democrats select as their nominee, the Grand Canyon State may be in for one of the tightest presidential races in memory.”
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Report: Underresourced ADEQ Puts Arizona Environment, Public Health at Risk
The state says that under Lean Management principles, it is doing more with less to protect the environment and public health.
Video: Phoenix Light Rail Riders Help After Woman in Wheelchair Attacked
The vulnerable woman seems rightfully terrified, grabbing onto a pole to stop herself from being wheeled out against her will.
Everything You Need to Know About the Sky Harbor Uber/Lyft Controversy
How exactly does a modest rate hike for the two biggest ride-share companies in the world devolve into a power struggle between Arizona’s largest city and the state’s conservative establishment?
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Tempe Set to Pay Ex-Police Chief Tom Ryff $150,000 to Settle Lawsuit
Ryff alleged the city breached a non-disparagement agreement and prevented him from getting a job with the Tempe Union High School District
National Group Hosts Campaign Boot Camp in Phoenix in Push to Flip Arizona Blue
Arizona’s potential as a swing state in 2020 has lured a national group to train campaign staffers in a Phoenix boot camp this weekend.
‘Remain in Mexico’ Expansion Leaves Aid Groups in Limbo, but Not Inactive
“It’s very disempowering to not know exactly what’s going to happen,” one worker said.
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Yuma Cop Asked 17-Year-Old to Film Herself Twerking, Resigns
A Yuma school resource officer has resigned after the department learned he had struck up a personal and sexual relationship with a 17-year-old girl.
State Rep. Barto Threatens Probe if Phoenix Hikes Uber and Lyft Airport Fees
A lawmaker threatened to file a complaint with the AG’s Office if the Phoenix City Council raises airport fees for ride-share firms like Lyft and Uber.
Education, Civil Rights Groups Protest ALEC Summit in Scottsdale
Policies generated or inspired by the closed-door “bill mill” have had a devastating impact on communities of color, protesters said.
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Groups Sue Arizona Legislature Over Closed-Door ALEC Meetings
They want a judge to rule that Arizona’s transparency laws apply to these secretive legislative discussions.
Video: Arizona DPS Director Gets Warning for Driving Over 90 MPH
Watch out while driving — you may be sharing the road with the lead-footed state DPS director.
Phoenix Cop Involved in Wife’s Alleged Thefts Gets 80-Hour Suspension
Officers declined to aid in prosecution against their fellow officer.
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Court: Yuma Judge Was Wrong to Deny Transgender Man’s Name Change
“It seems the judge just didn’t want to deal with transgender people asking for name changes.”