Signs That Interstate 11 Is More Than a Pipe Dream: ADOT Study, Bill Gates’ ‘Smart City’
But who’s going to pay for it?
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The Top Arizona Baby Names of 2017 Are Out: Harvey Is Not One of Them
Neither Donald nor Roy nor Trent made the list either but there were a lot of Emmas and Liams..
Refusing to Drown Their Sorrow: A Buckeye Family Looks for a Miracle to Help It Heal
Buckeye toddler undergoing hyperbaric oxygen therapy trying to recover from drowning.
For the First Time, There Are More Than 7 Million of Us in Arizona
We weren’t supposed to hit that level until 2018, but apparently newcomers began arriving early.
State Employees Now Must Take Annual Workplace Harassment Prevention Training
But legislators like Republican Don Shooter would be exempt from the training.
Not Following the Money: J-School Job Will Be Big Pay Cut for Republic Publisher
Mi-Ai Parrish won’t be on track to earn the millions that her Republic predecessor now makes
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UPDATE: How Did Ad That Denigrates #MeToo Movement Get Published in Phoenix New Times?
Multimedia sales manager suspended over placement of advertisement.
If the Shoe Fits: Distinctive Prints Point Arizona Deputies to Man Suspected of Shooting Cars
MCSO arrested Hipolito Rodriquez, 18, after following his unique shoeprint from a shooting scene
The Five Best Failed Drug-Smugging Attempts in 2017
You’ve got to applaud the creativity.
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Facebook Deletes Phoenix User Advocating for Pedophilia After New Times Inquiry
“If you have a moment, please report his page,” one Facebook user said of the disturbing posts. “Read the below pictures with caution – it honestly is the worst thing I’ve ever seen.”
Phoenix Police Extend Landfill Search for Missing Mom; Boyfriend Charged With Murder
Phoenix Police have extended their search in a city landfill for Christine Mustafa, who vanished in May.
‘Medical Marijuana Is Safe in Arizona,’ ACLU Declares as Bill Montgomery’s Crusade Finally Ends
Bill Montgomery’s crusade against the Arizona Medical Marijuana Act has finally ended, ACLU says.
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Phoenix Gives New River Residents Temporary Relief in Water-Hauling Fight
Water trucks serving New River-area communities can keep filling at Phoenix fire hydrants for a few more months.
Jeff Flake Fired an Early Shot in the Death of Net Neutrality
“What Senator Flake’s [resolution] did was kind of injure the Title II privacy rules. And what the FCC did today is kind of the nail in the coffin.”
Phoenix Settles With Officer Who Says She Faced Retaliation for Reporting Sexual Harassment
Candice Wilson resigned in 2014, due to what she claims was a hostile work environment.
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Marijuana Foes Strike Back in Phoenix’s Pot Billboard Battle
The anti-pot group is rolling out a billboard that says traffic deaths increased with marijuana legalization in Colorado. But critics question the federal task force behind the claim.
Another Child’s Death Shows Ame Deal’s Murder Hasn’t Changed the System Enough
Seven-year-old Sanaa Cunningham of Goodyear is the latest victim of child abuse in Maricopa County
Ruling Makes Opening of South Mountain Freeway a Reality for Late 2019
The U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals sided with highway planners, ruling they did not violate federal environmental laws.
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Booze, Bruises, and Finally, After 8 Months, an Expulsion Over ASU Rape Allegation
Documents detail a night of drinking, sex, and violence, and how Brooke Lewis says that she was raped in her Tempe dorm room and that ASU was slow to respond to her charges. That changed today.
Phoenix Man Forced to Eat Pot Reaches $100,000 Settlement
He plans to use the money to open up his own barbershop.
UPDATED: Here’s Everyone Who’s Running To Replace Trent Franks
The race is on.
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What Do You Buy a Governor? Check Out Doug Ducey’s Amazon Wish List
Did he trash a suitcase? “Forced to give 1 Star. No star would have sufficed.”