Why Joe Biden’s Son Wasn’t Charged for Cocaine in Pot-Hating Yavapai County
“The report does not place the suspect in the vehicle at any time that the alleged paraphernalia was present.”
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APS Ex-Employee Sues Over Alleged Sexual Harassment and Retaliation
The problems began when Cristina Miller was sexually harassed by her manager. They got worse when her cancer returned.
GOP Arizona Lawmakers, AG, Want to Create Unit to Probe Nonexistent Voter Fraud
The Arizona Attorney General’s Office has never found evidence or proof of widespread voting fraud, but it wants to create a unit to investigate claims of such fraud.
UPDATED: Carlos Garcia, Betty Guardado Win in Phoenix Special Elections
Betty Guardado trounced incumbent Vania Guevara, and Carlos Garcia edged out Mike Johnson with a few hundred votes.
Arizona Lawmakers Propose $7.5 Million for Texas-Based Anti-Abortion Group
The far-right Center for Arizona Policy, led by Cathi Herrod, is behind the new bill.
Lawsuit: Montgomery Won’t Provide Public Records Requested More Than 200 Days Ago
“Prosecutors wield the most power in the criminal justice system and they’re like black holes, black boxes.”
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ICE Forced Hundreds of Immigrants Into Solitary Confinement in Arizona
ICE placed detainees in Arizona facilities in solitary confinement 715 times in recent years, newly released documents reveal.
Sal DiCiccio Urged Governor Ducey to Appoint Grant Woods to McCain’s Seat
How’s that for Arizona politics bingo?
Autonomous Trucks to Carry U.S. Mail Between Phoenix and Dallas in Test
Do robotic dogs dream of chasing autonomous postal trucks?
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Juan Martinez Still Prosecuting Murder Cases Despite Seven Misconduct Complaints
Monday marked the start of Avtar Grewal’s murder trial and another case for Juan Martinez, who has received at least seven bar complaints in the past four years.
Committee Republicans Block Survivor Testimony on Arizona Child Sex Abuse Bill
“I’ve waited 20 years to have a voice,” said Lezleigh Jaworski. But Republicans “don’t even want to hear what we have to say.”
Here’s What Got Extremist Pastor Steven Anderson Banned from Ireland
Ireland’s minister for justice signed an exclusion order barring Anderson from entering the country. Here’s why Ireland wants to keep him out.
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Sparky to Ride Amazon-Powered Rocket to the Moon — or Is It All Just Lunacy?
“The President has directed NASA and Administrator Jim Bridenstine to accomplish this goal by any means necessary.”
Showdown Looms at Arizona Legislature Over Childhood Sexual Abuse Bills
Advocates say they are perplexed as to why House and Senate leaders seem bent on protecting institutions instead of people who have endured some of life’s worst cruelties.
What $658,000 Says About Four Candidates and Two Phoenix City Council Seats
The two outsiders have received noticeable financial support from scandal-tainted figures close with Councilmember Michael Nowakowski.
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Deadly Arizona Doc Hawks Bogus Stem Cell Treatment
Greene acts as a stem-cell guru at his Scottsdale-based R3 Stem Cell, but he killed so many patients the AZ medical board revoked his license in 2009.
Customer Service Employees Are Desperate to Escape Phoenix’s Water Department
Complaints to the city’s Equal Opportunity Department have skyrocketed in recent years.
Developer George Johnson Loses $21M to Ex-County Supervisor Andy Kunasek
The dispute began after Kunasek invested money in deals with Johnson and became partners with Johnson’s children in a small utility business.
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Woman Sues Phoenix Cop for Stalking and False Imprisonment
A woman alleges officer Marcos Rodriguez stalked her, showed up at her house uninvited, made unwanted sexual advances, and pointed a gun at her head.
How Facebook Led the FBI to Seize Guns From an Arizona ‘Neo-Nazi’
Feds alleged “Wells described himself in his posts as a skinhead, Neo-Nazi, ‘liberal killer,’ and a member of the South Bay Skinheads.”
Caught With Three Grams of Weed, a Chandler Father Becomes a Statistic
While white people were more likely to have their cases resolved via cite and release, black people were sent to jail more often than cited & released
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Phoenix Is Forcing Its Blue-Collar Workers Into a Contract, Union Leader Says
“It’s not a negotiation anymore. It’s a dictatorship,” said the president of AFSCME Local 2384.