Arizona Governor Suspends Roadway Tests of Uber’s Self-Driving Cars
In his letter to Uber, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey called the company’s fatal crash “an unquestionable failure” for public safety.
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Update: Bail Denied for Man Police Say Was ‘Monster’ on the Loose in City of Serial Killers
Phoenix has become a city of serial killers in recent years. The latest case is the fourth since 2006 when the suspect is alleged to have killed eight or more.
A Cat Got Stuck on a Pole and People in Phoenix Lost Their Minds
Where were you during the Great Cat Panic of 2018?
Tempe Cops Are Now Packing AR-15s on Their Motorcycles
Police bikes often arrive first at trouble spots because they can maneuver through tight spaces.
Just a Small Band of Students Brought 15,000 Together in Phoenix to March for Our Lives
Students from all over Arizona join millions nationwide to demand an end to the gun violence that has terrorized our schools
‘We Need to See Answers:’ Arizona Teachers to Announce Demands Next Week
Their main goal? Securing a living wage and adequate school funding for Arizona teachers, said lead organizer Noah Karvelis.
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Today’s Phoenix March for Our Lives: What You Need to Know
Where to show up, the lineup of speakers, and more.
Arizona Legislature Ready to Approve Using Medical Marijuana to Treat Opioid Abuse
Surprisingly, what would amount to a major change in state policy has received virtually no opposition.
‘Ready, Aim and Shoot!’ School Advertises Nerf Gun Fight Before Gun Protest
Students in Phoenix will march against gun violence the day after Biltmore Preparatory Academy’s “ready, aim, and shoot” event.
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Self-Driving Uber Crash Highlights Bigger Problem: Metro Phoenix Is Hell for Pedestrians
It was almost inevitable this would happen here.
Uber Self-Driving Crash Video Reveals Failures of Car and Backup Driver
She saw Herzberg just as she looked up again…
Nine Glendale Schools Closed in the First #RedForEd ‘Sick-Out’
A district spokesperson said that no teachers will be disciplined or punished as a result of the “sick-out.”
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Advocates Say Great Hearts is Dropping Discriminatory ‘Sex and Gender’ Policy
“I think they saw how hurtful the old policy was.”
Federal Authorities Arrive in Tempe to Investigate Fatal Self-Driving Uber Crash
Tempe police downplay report in San Francisco paper that there was “no fault by Uber,” saying chief’s statements taken “out of context.”
Martha McSally Wants to Build a Wall Between Arizona and California
This might actually be a good idea.
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Interior Secretary: Death Penalty for Drug Dealers Could Involve Tribal Communities
Ryan Zinke said that Trump’s leadership on opioids has been “tremendous” during a meeting with Arizona tribal leaders.
Tempe Police: Uber Self-Driving Car Didn’t Brake ‘Significantly’ Before Killing Pedestrian
“The safety of our citizens here in Tempe is of utmost importance.”
Here’s What’s in Governor Ducey’s Gun Safety Plan for Schools
He wants better background checks, but won’t be closing the gun show loophole.
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Self-Driving Uber Car in Autonomous Mode When It Killed Tempe Pedestrian, Police Say
Uber: “Our hearts go out to the victim’s family.”
Racist History 101: When Arizona Blocked Spanish Speakers From Voting
Like many Southern states, Arizona had a law on the books for six decades that required all would-be voters to take an English literacy test first..
Five of the Weirdest Entries Suggested for ADOT’s Road Sign Contest
People had some odd ideas when given the opportunity to write a highway sign message for a captive audience of commuters.
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Only a Third of Arizonans Own Guns but Will Students’ Voices on Safety Be Heard?
“The evidence and support for such legislation clearly exists; now it is simply a matter of passing the appropriate policy to protect all Arizonans.”