Proposed Alleyway Abandonment in Downtown Phoenix Draws Criticism
“It’s a death of a thousand cuts, and we need to stop the bleeding.”
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Green-Themed, Sweet-Leaf Life at Phoenix’s Cannabis Convention
Recreational legalization was a hot panel discussion among four Arizona Democratic legislators
Trump-Basher Vicente Fox’s 11 Best Moments at Cannabis Convention
If DACA recipients are deported, Fox said they’ll be welcomed back to Mexico and absorbed by an economy that is at “full employment.”
Our New State Motto? Arizona: Where Men Go to Give Up Sex
Why do celebrities like Harvey Weinstein and Tiger Woods bring their bedroom problems here?
Tent City Site Will Be Used to Combat Inmates’ Opioid Addiction, Recidivism
Sheriff Penzone says the new facility will come at no increased cost to taxpayers.
Paul Gosar Unblocks Activist From Facebook Page; She’s Still Suing
In a surprise twist, Gosar’s brother offers to represent J’aime Morgaine in court, says congressman “looked insane.”
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Sober-Living Facility Leaving Paradise Valley; Home for Sale for $1.1 Million
Owner won’t say if he has asked residents of Pinnacle Peak Recovery facility to vacate property in exclusive neighborhood
Bush Administration Adviser to Lead Ducey’s Office of Youth, Faith, and Family
The new director is from Puerto Rico but we didn’t get a chance to ask what she thought of President Trump’s tweets.
Cannabis Expo in Phoenix Features Trump-Basher and Pot Proponent Vicente Fox
The third annual Southwest Cannabis Convention and Expo runs October 12-14.
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Komen’s Absence in Arizona May Hit Hispanic Women Hard
Komen Arizona was largely serving the Hispanic community through free cancer treatment. Now that funding is gone.
A New Shade of Pink: Other Arizona Nonprofits Coloring in Fundraising Gap Left by Komen
The Susan B. Komen Foundation is gone from Arizona. How much will we really miss it?
The Next Arpaio? Arizona DOC Director Ryan Threatened With Contempt
A federal judge cited the Department of Corrections’ “pervasive and intractable failures.”
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Water Fight Balloons Between Phoenix and Desert Hills, New River
Will water cutoff leave the North Valley communities high and dry?
New Times Reporters Win Sidney Award for Motel 6 Coverage
Judges: “Motel 6 betrayed its own customers … and (New Times) exposed their underhanded practices.”
Birth-Control Advocates: Trump’s Policy Restricts Women, Not Religion
For some women, access to birth control may determine if they are able to have children.
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Look Who’s Getting Caught by Photo-Enforcement Cameras — and Often Not Paying Fines
Were your children on one of the school buses that blew through red lights?
Arizona’s Paul Gosar Blames George Soros for Charlottesville Violence
His comments have led to accusations of anti-Semitism.
Sky High: Scottsdale-Based Companies Launch ‘Space Weed Bro’ 35 KM Above Earth
Now, they’re selling Space Weed Bro for the out-of-this-world price of $100 per gram.
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AZ Immigrant Advocate Elias Bermudez Charged With Scamming Migrants, IRS
Fed says “Bermudez added a false number of dependents to his clients’ returns.”
Phoenix Man Learns Lesson: Don’t Turn in Guns to Police and Post It on Facebook
Jonathan Pring’s reward was a torrent of online abuse, threats and harassment.
As DACA Renewal Deadline Passes, Many Left Disappointed
Immigrants like Veronica Benitez just missed the DACA deadline, but they’re finding ways to move forward.
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The Little School That’s Falling Down — and the State’s Bigger Problem
Arizona stopped inspecting its buildings in 2009, including Phoenix Day School for the Deaf