Paw-fect Crime: Tempe Thieves Nab Five Bulldogs Worth $30,000
“They clearly knew what they were going for, because they were only in the store for a minute and four seconds.”
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Decarlos Jones Gets 90 Days for Beheading 6-Month-Old Puppy
Bill Montgomery: “I look forward to changes in our criminal laws that will allow us to meet community expectations in punishing this vicious type of behavior.”
Report: Four Sam’s Club Stores Shuttering in Arizona; 63 Closing Nationwide
If you frequent a Sam’s Club in Casa Grande, Chandler, Scottsdale, or Prescott Valley, we have bad news.
Breaking Up Is Hard to Do: Senate Candidate Kelli Ward’s Many Ties to Steve Bannon
It’s mind-bending to watch fringe candidate Kelli Ward distance herself from Bannon. Her Senate campaign was closely aligned with Bannon and Breitbart.
Phoenix City Council Moves Toward Enacting Sexual Harassment Policy for Officials
“The city of Phoenix needs a way to handle harassment complaints when the accused is an elected official,” Councilwoman Kate Gallego said in a statement.
Will Trump Dump on Grand Canyon? Experts Say Risk of Uranium Mining Not Worth Reward
“Ultimately, the real issue here is that there is so much that we don’t know,” says Amber Reimondo, energy program director of the Grand Canyon Trust.
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Grand Canyon Trust’s New Director Ready to Battle Trump Administration
“It’s been a bit of a shock-and-awe year for us,” the organization’s new executive director said.
Here’s Who Officially Qualified for a Shot at Trent Franks’ Seat
The list includes 13 Republicans and three Democrats.
Carbon Emissions Would Be Down in Phoenix If There Weren’t So Many Darn Cars
In a driving-centric city like Phoenix, getting to net-zero emissions could take some creativity.
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Watch: Harvey Weinstein Slapped and Berated at Paradise Valley Restaurant
Harvey Weinstein thought he’d have a quiet dinner on Tuesday in Arizona — he thought wrong.
The Arizona Senate Race Is Now a Total Clu$terf*ck (Unless You’re Kyrsten Sinema)
Here’s what the field currently looks like. (Hint: pretty weird.)
Arizona Clean Power Initiative for 2018 Will Help the Future and Save Money, Campaign Firm Says
Arizonans will get to vote in 2018 on a clean-energy measure that will help the future, firm says.
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Arpaio for Senate: Dear God, This Might Actually Be Happening
Jesus fucking Christ.
Arizona Lawmaker Takes On ‘Dirty Money’ Establishment — Again
“Some entity from out of state can come in and overwhelm the people who are running for office at the local level.”
Five Main Takeaways From Ducey’s State of the State
Women and education are good; opioids, prisons and regulations are bad
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On Probation? Arizona Lawmaker Wants to Take Away Your Medical Cannabis
Never mind that the state Supreme Court has already ruled that you can’t deny medical marijuana to even those convicted of violent crimes if they are not incarcerated.
Phoenix New Times Seeks Food, Music, Arts Freelancers
Do you have the write stuff?
Phoenix Spending $1 Million on Landfill Search, but Investigators May Not Need Victim’s Body
Arizona has had numerous cases like that of a missing Phoenix woman; police haven’t found a corpse yet, but that doesn’t mean the case will turn cold.
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City Cleanses Roosevelt Street Site After Clearing Out Homeless Camp
The camp was next to high-end apartment buildings that rent for $1,200 a month and underneath an art installation, “Shadow Play.”
‘Dracula Clause’ Protects AZ’s Medical Cannabis Consumers No Matter What Sessions Does
Arizona patients could still possess and grow cannabis even if Sessions shuts down dispensaries.
15 Bills to Watch For During Arizona Legislature’s 2018 Session
Teen weddings, blow dry bars, pot ads, “lunch shaming,” and more!
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Billionaire Discount Tire Founder, Art Collector, Pot Hater Bruce Halle Dies at 87
The tire magnate had a net worth of about $5.2 billion, according to Forbes, but he angered many with his opposition to legalizing pot.