Hair of the Dog: More Phoenicians Naming Pooches after Jack Daniels, Kahlua, and Jager
Would you want to be Jager’s master?
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This Week in Petty Drama: Pickleball, Christmas Tree Lovers, and Goofy Men
We’re here to help you catch up on this week’s petty beefs and obscure controversies.
A Real War on Christmas: Watch Arsonists Light Homeowner’s Wreath on Fire
Decorative wreath + lighter fluid = disaster.
Buh-Bye, Trent Franks: 10 Reasons Why Arizona Won’t Miss You
Among other things, he said African-Americans were better off under slavery than under a government that allows abortion.
Exclusive New Times Video Details What Happened at Trump Rally Protest
The footage supports some but not all claims made by police.
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Former Priest and Phoenix Resident John Feit Convicted of 1960 Murder in Texas
Twenty-five-year-old Irene Garza’s body was found in a Texas canal in April 1960.
Juan Martinez Will Seek Death Penalty in Serial Street Shooter Case
Aaron Saucedo accused of shooting and killing nine people in Phoenix
Ex-Mesa Police Officer Philip Brailsford Found Not Guilty in Shooting Death of Daniel Shaver
A jury found ex-Mesa cop Philip Brailsford not guilty in the 2016 shooting of Daniel Shaver.
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Why Did Andy Biggs Vote Against Condemning Genocide in Myanmar?
We’d really love an explanation.
Finding the Girl in the Box: As Ame Deal’s Living Hell Ended, It Began for Police Officer
“I never, to this day, will forget what she looked like. That image is ingrained on my mind,” Albert Salaiz said.
Arizona’s Recent Six-Year Dry Spell Was the Worst in Nearly 700 Years
A streak of six consecutive years of dry weather in Arizona “may be evidence of the changing climate.”
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Love Expert: Phoenix Has Least Dateable Women in U.S.; They’ve Given Up Hope
But Scottsdale-based matchmaker Joann Cohen disagrees with the Great Love Debate’s Brian Howie.
Drought Ends! A Lot of Stuff Happened During Phoenix’s 103 Days Without Rain
How do you mark the passage of time when it feels like we’re accelerating toward political and social collapse? Rainfall is as good a measure as any.
Jeff Flake Sends $100 to Doug Jones, Roy Moore’s Opponent in Alabama Senate Race
“Country over Party,” the Arizona Republican scrawled on the check.
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As Opioid Crisis Escalates, Scottsdale Latest City to Zero in on Sober-Living Homes
“They are just like a family, they have to be treated like a family, and any restrictions may be discriminatory against a protected class.”
Seven Protesters Arrested at John McCain’s Office While Demanding ‘Clean’ Dream Act
Other activists are now crowdfunding to pay their bail.
Update: Trump Reduces Bears Ears Monument; ‘It’s an Attack on Tribal Nations’
America’s newest national monument, located in Utah on Arizona’s northern border, was also the first ever proposed by American Indian tribes. Now President Trump’s administration wants to shrink it.
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Are South Phoenix Protests Over Prisoner Re-Entry Center Just More NIMBYism?
Advocates have concerns about Governor Doug Ducey’s plan, but they’re also not happy with Democrats who are opposing it.
Can Arizona Ballot Measure Campaign Unmask ‘Dark Money’ Political Donors?
“Arizona is a poster child for dark or dirty money,” says campaign leader Terry Goddard.
15 Memorable Quotes From New ASU Football Coach Herm Edwards
Can a man best known for a beer commercial lead the Arizona State University football team?
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Arizona’s Andy Biggs Tried to Stop Mueller: How’s That Working Out?
Congressman wanted Robert Mueller to go. But on Friday, the special counsel’s investigation netted another guilty plea.