Report: State Representative Don Shooter Created Hostile Working Environment
His colleagues describe him as a “pervy old man.”
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Everything You Need to Know About Wednesday’s Super Blue Blood Moon
The full moon will be bigger, brighter, dimmer, bluer, and redder all at the same time Wednesday morning.
Paul Gosar Demands Dreamers Be Deported from The State of the Union Address Tonight
He wrote to the U.S. Capitol Police and Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
Speaking From the Ground: Women’s March Not Uplifting for Everyone
The diversity that we were celebrating didn’t include those in wheelchairs.
The Battle Isn’t Over Between ASU Professor and Cop Who Arrested Her in 2014
Ersula Ore says Stewart Ferrin, now a Pinal County deputy, is on a “deadly path,” cites two more incidents.
Blow-Drying May Be the Next Profession Arizona Deregulates
Hairstylists are up in arms, but libertarian groups like the proposal.
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People Are Mad at Gilbert LuLaRoe Sellers for Mocking People With Disabilities
The controversy has led National Down Syndrome Society to sever ties with LuLaRoe.
Here’s How to Continue Seeing Posts from Phoenix New Times with Facebook’s Latest Update
Don’t let Facebook replace us with more cute cat photos (and we like cats).
Experts: No, Arpaio Can’t Use Campaign Donations to Pay Off Legal Bills
As soon as the former sheriff launched his campaign for Senate, skeptics immediately deemed it a “cash grab.”
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Doug Ducey Signs Arizona Opioid Epidemic Act: 5 Things to Know
The governor signed it this morning. So what does the new law actually do?
$1,476,556, 87 Days, and 9 Other Numbers About the Landfill Search for Christine Mustafa
A breakdown of the numbers
Life After the Westboro Baptist Church: Twitter Helped Her Escape
Megan Phelps-Roper: “We were praying for people to die and for terrible things to happen to our enemies.”
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Payback? Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton Snubbed by Trump for Speech to Mayors
More 100 mayors received an invite to hear Trump speak at the White House on Wednesday. The mayor of the nation’s fifth-largest city wasn’t one of them.
Phoenix Goal to Reduce Greenhouse Gas May Save Us Millions — or Cost Us Millions
Phoenix officials don’t know if an “ambitious” sustainability goal will save or cost money.
Two Schools of Thought: Arizonans Take Sides in Battle Over ESAs and the Future of Education
There is passion in both camps as people like Carlos Alfaro and Carrie Brown fight the war on the ground.
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Democrats Left Out of Surprise Chamber’s Congressional Candidate Forum
“At least be upfront about the fact that you are pushing your own Republican agenda.”
She Feared for Her Life as Daniel Shaver Was Shot Dead; Now She’s Suing Mesa Police Officers
Gripping new details claim that Monique Portillo, who was in the wrong room at the wrong time on January 18, 2016, could have been killed that night,
New Times Contributor Valeria Fernández Wins $100,000 Journalism Prize
She’s been covering immigration in Arizona for more than 15 years.
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Latino Civil Rights Group Sues Motel 6 for Giving Guest Lists to ICE
MALDEF President Thomas Saenz: “Not only are there very good business reasons to avoid this kind of cooperation, but there are legal reasons as well.”
Hey, Governor Ducey, While You’re Visiting Phoenix Day School for the Deaf …
Phoenix New Times’ tour of the facility left a lot of unanswered questions. Do you mind asking them again for us?
Think a Revenge-Porn Operator Running for Senate Is Crazy? Here Are 9 Latest Reasons Why
Here’s the most insane stuff Craig Brittain has posted online.
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Here’s How Much Arizona Spent to Keep Grand Canyon Open During Shutdown
It’s not free to promote Arizona’s “open for business” climate, in contrast to a dysfunctional federal government.