Scottsdale PD Still Classifying a High Rate of Rapes as False or Baseless
FBI data show SPD is classifying rape cases as unfounded at a rate much higher than the national average and higher than any other similarly sized city in Maricopa County
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‘Die Soon Traitor’: Hate Targets City Council Candidate Carlos Garcia
“He is not American born. We need TRUE BLOODED AMERICANS running AMERICAN cities and states.”
AZ Correction Officer: ‘Felt Cute, Might Pepper Spray Your Baby Daddy …’
Arizona law enforcement officers take #FeelingCuteChallenge.
McDonald Named AZ Designer of the Year; New Times’ Hsieh, Farzan Honored
Former art director named Designer of the Year in statewide competition.
Sex, Crime, and Lies: Hundreds of Arizona Cops Banned for Misconduct
In Arizona, 1,112 police officers have been decertified for misconduct ranging from foolish to downright criminal.
Anti-Migrant Vigilantes AZ Patriots Went on Ride-Along With Border Patrol
AZ Patriots members have been making trips to the border, shouting at migrants to “go home.”
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Secular Group Demands That Ducey Take Down ‘He Is Risen’ Easter Post
“If you are going to recognize Christians, you have to recognize Wiccans and the Satanic Temple too.”
City of Phoenix Denied Accommodations for Employee After Cancer Diagnosis
For months, Phoenix Water Services Department employee Debbie Purcell fought to get accommodations for her cancer.
Congressman Who Visited Arizona Border Went Home With False Tuberculosis Rumor
How a health-scare hoax flew 2,000 miles from Arizona to Pennsylvania.
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Man in Viral Police Shooting Video Sues, Claims Phoenix PD Sicced Dogs on Him
“You’re going to wish you said that earlier,” Officer McCarthy said, commanding his police dog, Fracken, to attack, according to the lawsuit.
APS Quits Anti-Clean-Air Lobbying Group Under Scrutiny by House Democrats
The Utility Air Regulatory Group is run by a law firm where the EPA’s top air-quality official was, until very recently, a partner.
Arizona Public Service: State-Regulated Utility or ‘Political Machine’?
Executives should have been running a utility, critics say. Instead, they were running political campaigns.
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Arizona Medical Marijuana Program Hits Record High Number Before 4/20
“I thought the most we’d ever have is 50,000,” Will Humble said.
Report Doesn’t Give Clear Cause for Phoenix Police Shooting Spike in 2018
Those who want easy answers will be disappointed.
Your Guide to the Best 4/20 Parties and Events in Phoenix in 2019
How to really light it up in the Valley during the biggest day of the year for local marijuana fans.
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Ex-Libertarian Activist Vann Gutier Gets Probation, Jail Time in Assault Case
The sheriff’s office requested multiple felony charges for activist Vann Gutier of Phoenix. A plea deal reduced that to a single misdemeanor.
It Soon Will Be Illegal to Text and Drive in Arizona
Here’s what you need to know.
Bushels of Ambition: Q&A With Steve White, CEO of Harvest
I woke up early this morning in Boston. I literally roll over, reach for my phone, put my phone to my ear, and it starts.
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The State of Legal Marijuana by This 4/20: Getting Better All the Time
Not everything is rosy, of course. Here in Arizona, caution is still warranted.
Phoenix Medical Marijuana Patient Jailed for Vape Pen
“He was like, ‘The weed doesn’t matter. We only care about the wax.””
You Can Pay $5,600 for VIP Time With McSally, Karl Rove, and Jerry Colangelo
Coughing up $5,600 will give a guest the designation of “co-host.”
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Phoenix Approves $231 Million Mixed-Use Development for Downtown Transit Hub
Development will include two towers, a 150-room hotel, retail, and grocery space. Developer says 5 percent of apartments will meet affordable standards