As Vape-Related Illnesses Climb Nationwide, Arizona’s Industry Hones Its Messaging
The number of vape-related illnesses in the U.S. has risen above 1,600. Here’s how Arizona’s industry is responding.
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ICE Deleted Footage of Transgender Migrant’s Death
ICE deleted video of Roxsana Hernández, a transgender migrant who spent time in an Arizona detention center before her death.
Could Goodyear Police Chief Be Under Investigation for Internal Affairs Misuse?
“Certain officers would get investigated and get nothing more than a slap on the wrist because they were buddies with [deputy chief Justin] Hughes.”
Andy Biggs Tweeted While Occupying a Secure Capitol Room That Bans Phones
“All tweets sent out when I’m in the SCIF are being transmitted to staff for publication.”
Iraq War Vet Suddenly Deported After Being Granted Temporary Reprieve in Arizona
ICE officials deported Jose Segovia-Benitez late last night or early this morning, before his lawyer arrived for a scheduled visit.
Girl Injured as Group Home Scrambled to Care for Relocated Hacienda Patients
The 4-year-old girl was hospitalized for burns after a nurse at her new home misused a device meant to keep her alive.
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Phoenix Police Fires Officers From Viral Video, Facebook Post Incidents
Chief Jeri Williams fired three officers this week, including the one at the center of the viral video involving a family accused of shoplifting.
‘Cum Dumpster’ Cop Beau Jones Fired, Criminal Investigation Continues
Sergeant Daniel Beau Jones has been fired, but the criminal investigation remains ongoing.
That Time Phoenix’s Equal Opportunity Director Kept Using an Anti-Hispanic Slur
Not all racial slurs are created equal, according to the leader of Phoenix’s anti-discrimination watchdog.
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Indigenous Lawmakers Want Probe of Petersen’s Involvement in Native Adoption
The Indigenous Peoples Caucus also plans to introduce legislation intended to protect Native children.
Records Show Petersen’s Firm Planned Native Adoption, Raising Legal Questions
Was Paul Petersen following the Indian Child Welfare Act?
Fired Phoenix Cop Wants His Job Back
Fired Phoenix cop Tim Baiardi would like his job back, please. In July, Baiardi pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct for slapping a handcuffed man.
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Undercover Testers Report Racial Bias at Low-Income Senior Housing Facility
A new lawsuit claims Hong Ning House shooed away prospective residents because they weren’t Chinese.
Port of Mars: ASU’s Social Science Experiment Plans for an Interplanetary Future
As Gharavi tersely put it, “If the community collapses, everybody dies. And if everybody dies, nobody wins.”
Allister Adel Promises Change, Avoids Specifics at First Press Conference
“I’d need to dive further into those issues to answer,” Adel said when asked about the viral video of a Phoenix cop and racist Facebook posts.
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Mesa cop calls people ‘idiots’ for asking about Daniel Shaver shooting
On a post calling for recruits, someone asked if “making innocent civilians crawl down a hotel hallway” was “taught at the academy?”
Phoenix Has a $5 Million Program to Help the Homeless. What Is It Doing?
In 13 months, Community Bridges Inc. got paid a little less than $1 million to get 294 people off Phoenix streets.
Sheriff Penzone Ducks Out of Maryvale Community Meeting Without Speaking
The move, which could not be explained by other MCSO deputies present, upset many attendees.
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‘If You’re Not White, You’re Not Right’: Company Settles Over Alleged Racism
Clinton Lee said his supervisor at Arizona Discount Movers in Phoenix often started staff meetings with the Nazi salute
As Summer Ends, Utilities Prepare to Resume Disconnections for Unpaid Bills
Things could get chaotic.
Dog Pee or Scorpions? Cubs Prez Theo Epstein’s Wild Landlord-Tenant Dispute
Did Epstein’s 10-pound mutt wreck a $1 million home?
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The Forest Service Ignored Apache Religion in Its Review of Oak Flat Copper Mine
Oak Flat is sacred to the San Carlos Apache, who say that the feds ignored its religious significance in a review of a proposed copper mine there.