New Rules: Arizona Will No Longer Be the Wild West for Testing Self-Driving Cars
Governor Ducey Issues set of standards for “protecting public safety” as more and more autonomous vehicles populate state roads.
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New Arizona Opioid Hotline Will Recommend Treatments — but Not Medical Marijuana
Never mind that studies show states with medical-marijuana or adult-use legalization laws have seen sharp drop-offs in their opiate-overdose deaths.
ADL Report: Anti-Semitic Incidents Surged in Arizona Last Year
Anti-Semitic vandalism, harassment, and at least one assault — the number of incidents in Arizona more than doubled last year.
Phoenix City Council Joins #MeToo, Adopts Anti-Harassment Policy
“It’s 2018 — it’s pretty amazing that we didn’t have something like this in place.”
Dick’s Ban on ‘Assault-Style’ Rifles Won’t Have Much Bang in Arizona
“Sorry for them, and lucky for us.”
Sheriff Joe by Any Other Name: Euphemisms Used in National Media Coverage of Arpaio
“Combative” is an interesting way to spell “racist.”
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Republican Lesko, Democrat Tipirneni Win Congressional District 8 Primaries
Despite all the drama of the past week, election day appears to have been uneventful.
Police Fielding More Reported Threats to Schools After Parkland Shooting
“We want our families to report anything that may seem suspicious to them so our detectives can immediately begin to investigate.”
Trump Protester Has a Message for Phoenix Police: Nuts to You
Joshua Cobin pleaded guilty to his actions during the protest but insists he’s not part of antifa and wants to help others who can’t fight back.
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Activists Fear Arizona Will Let Companies Prey in a ‘Regulatory Sandbox’
Community advocacy groups worry that allowing firms to test financial products without a license will open the door for predatory lenders.
Hunting a Cold Case Killer: MCSO Considers ‘Possibility’ Suspect Linked to Other Murders
It took almost three decades for detectives to charge Donald Lee Scott with murder, but what about more than a dozen other similar cases?
Here’s Your Recap of All the Drama in Congressional District 8
Revenge porn, fake construction workers, feuding families and more!
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Montenegro, the Topless Text, and CD8 Race: The Juicy Details Keep Piling Up
An Arizona Senate staffer’s sexting fling with a CD8 candidate goes public, but why?
After Florida Shooting, Phoenix Students Say More School Cops Isn’t the Answer
“What some people don’t understand is that when we see a police officer, to some of us, that isn’t safety.”
Here’s What the Texts Between Steve Montenegro and Female Staffer Said
The staffer, Stephanie Holford, “was taken advantage of by one of the most powerful men sitting in the State Senate,” her attorney said.
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‘Revenge Porn’ Scandal May Not Hurt Steve Montenegro in CD8 Race
Most of the votes are already in.
Find Out Via Text If Your Representatives Have Received Money From NRA
How much money have Flake, McCain, and Sinema received from NRA? Text this number to find out.
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City Council Denies Petitions to Prevent Spending on Trump, Using Chemical Weapons
Maria Castro said that the use of tear gas and pepper spray wasn’t justified. “This was not a proper warning — our rights were violated,” she told the Council.
Craig Brittain, Sal DiCiccio Among Those Affected by #TwitterLockout
Twitter says the accounts it removed belonged to bots, not people.
Revenge Porn? New Details About Topless Photo Sent to Steve Montenegro
Woman’s lawyer says an ex-boyfriend obtained the messages and photo from her computer without her knowledge and gave them to a third party.
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Let My People Vote: Adrian Fontes’ Fight to Fix Maricopa County’s Broken Election System
County recorder pledged to protect the right to vote. Since then, he’s faced no shortage of controversy.