From Travel Records to Twitter: Arizona Rep. Paul Gosar’s Bad Week
“Porn loving whiny bitch.”
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New Times Reporting Leads to Another Motel 6 Settlement
The hotel chain settles with state of Washington for $12 million after handing over information on 80,000 guests to ICE.
Despite New Director, Antiquity Sites Reportedly Damaged in Arizona Park
The reports of destruction occurred despite revelations last year that Parks routinely ignored cultural regulations, causing damage to countless native antiquities sites.
Lawsuit: Arizona’s Dept. of Economic Security Is Literally a Toxic Place to Work
There was no automated external defibrillator device, or AED, on the premises to jump-start her heart. Nor was anyone there trained in CPR.
Updated: AG Says ASU Sweetened Hotel Deal by $28M; School Says It’s No Gift
The new complaint adds fresh accusations of wrongdoing to a lawsuit that the AG’s office filed in January.
Mayor Candidate Corey Woods Wants to Make Tempe a Cheaper Place to Live. Can He?
The hallmark issue of the race for mayor of Tempe will be housing affordability.
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APS Documents Revealing Millions in Spending Leave Many Questions Unanswered
Where that money went is one of many questions that remain unanswered after the utility released hundreds of pages of documents last Friday.
Gluten in Soup at Grand Canyon’s El Tovar Hotel Injured L.A. Man, Lawsuit Claims
“…Waves of nausea, radiating abdominal pain, a migraine headache, vomiting, and then diarrhea.”
Matt and Tawni Browning Help Lead Cult Victims to Freedom in Escaping Polygamy
Phoenix couple will be on the fifth season of the Lifetime network show, which begins April 1.
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David Stringer Mocked ‘Diversity’ After Asian Student Won Scholarship, Report Says
House Ethics Committee report released Friday also describes a previously unreported racist remark by the ex-Arizona legislator.
What Are Steve Bannon, Kris Kobach and Co. Up to at the Arizona-Mexico Border?
Is the purpose of building a wall at the border with private funds to protect the U.S. or raise money for 2020 elections?
Police Report: David Stringer Molested Children, Including Disabled Teen
Stringer was in his mid-30s at the time of the incidents.
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AG’s Office: Former CorpComm Candidate Kiana Sears Did Not Violate Law
Last fall, Sears neglected to disclose several defunct LLCs when she filed to run for the Arizona Corporation Commission.
Ex-Phoenix Bar Owner’s Long Run From Justice Finally Ends in Prison
Arthur John Bachelier blames news reports in Phoenix New Times for forcing him to flee.
Bisbee Blogger Battles County Attorney’s Push to Unpublish Grand Jury Transcript
“The toothpaste is out of the tube, and there is no way to claw it back,” a judge said in the case.
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Utilities Director Trots the Globe on Arizona Corporation Commission Time
In 2017 and 2018, Elijah Abinah spent at least eight weeks visiting four countries for work on projects backed by the U.S. government.
New Wave of Arizona Lawsuits Hits Monsanto as Jury Awards $81M to Victim
The fresh round of lawsuits come as a jury in California awarded a man more than $80 million in damages
David Stringer Resigns After New Times Investigation of Sex Charges
He refused to comply with a 5 p.m. deadline to handover documents related to his 1983 sex crime charges.
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Maricopa County Prosecutor Said Pakistani-American Man Looks Like a ‘Muslim Terrorist’
“Holy shit! That is the most racist thing I have ever heard you say.”
Court Order Allows ICE to Force-Feed Arizona Detainee on Hunger Strike
“Force feeding of detainees violates core ethical values of the medical profession,” according to the AMA.
ASU Students Apologize for Racist Posts, Insist They’re Not Racists
It was a shitshow.
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Jason Rose’s PR Firm Feud Escalates From YouTube to Restraining Orders
“You’re a mean person, and you run with a mean crew!”