Border Patrol Agent Who Hit Migrant With Truck Gets Three Years of Probation
His lawyer said the agent’s use of the word “tonk” was just “gallows humor.”
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Arizona Vape Illness Cases Jump to 17 as Lawmakers Plot Ways to Curb E-Cig Use
The announcement comes as lawmakers announce plans to battle the outbreak through legislation.
Killed Without Consequence: How Phoenix Police Left a Double Homicide Unsolved
New Times reviewed the 300-page case file and interviewed seven key players in a double homicide with eight witnesses that Phoenix Police let run cold.
Phoenix Set to Pay Up to $2M to Family of Stabbed Man Who Died Waiting on EMTs
The suit refers to footage of officers joking around and “blowing bubbles with their chewing gum” while Fitzpatrick bled to death just inside the house.
GAO Report: Effects of Climate Change Could Damage Six Arizona Superfund Sites
Natural disasters, worsened by climate change, could “lead to the dispersal of pollutants, which could pose a risk to public health,” the GAO warned.
Human Chop Shop Owes $58M to Plaintiffs in Body Donation Lawsuit, Jury Says
The owner of a body donation center where FBI agents found buckets of heads and a cooler of male genitalia will pay $58 million to the plaintiffs.
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Pima Cop on Leave and Under Criminal Investigation for Tackling Limbless Teen
Deputy Manuel Van Santen is on administrative leave following the disturbing video of him tackling a limbless teen. A criminal probe is also underway.
Pot Patient Still Used Pot While in Drug Diversion Program
Haugen spent countless hours and thousands of dollars while in TASC, all while legally using the exact drug he was there to be “treated” for (weed).
Lyft to Stop Service to Phoenix Airport Due to Proposed Ride-Share Fees
Under a city council proposal, companies like Uber and Lyft would have to pay $4 for every airport pickup and drop-off.
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Petition Asks New CEO Jeff Guldner to ‘Stop All APS Spending on Elections’
This is not the first time Guldner has been called upon to pledge to end APS’s political spending.
Disturbed Dreams: How ICE Detained a Phoenix DACA Recipient
The DACA program is more fragile than you’d think.
Phoenix to Test Out Roosevelt Street Bike Lane After Outcry From Cyclists
It’s coming in December.
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Officer Who Pepper-Sprayed Students Leaves Isaac Middle School
The SRO “chose to return to patrol” voluntarily, the Phoenix Police Department said.
Nikki Furrer Wants You to Get High Like a Lady
Nikki Furrer went from an attorney to a cannabis consultant and author, and she’s out to help women get educated about getting high.
Video: Pima County Cop Tackles Teen With No Arms or Legs
After a 15-year-old quadruple amputee knocked over a trash can at a group home, a Pima County Sheriff’s Deputy tackled the teen to the ground.
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Mesa Police Chief Paid $89,000 To Keep Reason He Resigned a Secret
The city of Mesa doesn’t want ex-Police Chief Ramon Batista to tell anyone why he resigned — and they’re paying him nearly $90,000 not to.
Third Parent Says Norterra Canyon Principal Prohibited LGBTQ Speech
“Mineer told them that them talking about any issues of sexuality was absolutely prohibited at this school.”
Judge Orders Settlement Renegotiations in Arizona Prison Health Care Case
A lawyer for the plaintiffs worries that Arizona Department of Corrections will still treat any fresh settlement as unenforceable.
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Arizona Group Unveils Rival Pot Legalization Plan, Seeks Legislative Approval
A small group of cannabis industry representatives hope its new plan for legalization can offset the power of large-scale dispensaries.
Congressman Paul Gosar Embeds ‘Epstein Didn’t Kill Himself’ Message in Tweets
“The Epstein reference is for the connoisseurs of subtlety,” the congressman told Phoenix New Times.
‘We Just Want to Be Visible’: ASU Dreamers Defend DACA
“We want to make sure that there’s a better solution,” one student said. “But we need to keep DACA until that happens.”
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Arizona Groups: ‘Hurried’ Oak Flat Copper Mine Review Violates Law, Risks Lives
The Forest Service rushed a critical review of an Arizona copper mine that would threaten people’s lives, communities, and the environment.