Tale of Two Valley Bunnies: Hugh Hefner Was ‘Ultimate Businessman’
A Bunny’s memories: “He wasn’t this sex person that everyone thought. He marketed a product. He was revolutionary.”
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Court Says Joe Arpaio’s Legacy of Racial Bias Lives on Among 35 Deputies
New Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone agrees, but what to do with them is the problem.
Undocumented Mesa Mom Holes Up at Daughter’s Preschool, Fearing ICE Followed Her
“This is every undocumented immigrant’s nightmare.”
Arizona Republic Photographer Fired After Wife Landed Primo Seat at Phoenix Trump Rally
The Arizona Republic fired a longtime photographer two weeks ago after someone claimed he helped his wife obtain a great seat at last month’s Trump rally in Phoenix.
OSIRIS-REx Photos: ‘Feels Like It’s Your Eyes Up in Space Looking at Earth’
University of Arizona scientists are processing data from images of Earth after their asteroid-chasing spacecraft flies by.
Renaming Jefferson Davis Highway Is Turning Out to Be a Bureaucratic Nightmare
The State Board on Geographic and Historic Names has so far failed to confirm whether the highway even exists.
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Cardinals, Cowboys Make Separate Statements During National Anthem
Teams took different approaches before the start of nationally televised Monday Night Football game.
University of Phoenix Phasing Out Campuses; Current Students Not Affected, School Says
According to internal discussions obtained by Phoenix New Times, the university plans to scale back campuses nationwide.
Parents, Allies Crash Great Hearts Gala, Protest Anti-Transgender Policy
Activists approach Great Hearts administrators about policies they say are discriminatory towards transgender students.
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Phoenix to Vote on $2M Plan to Relocate Camelback’s Cholla Trailhead
The Phoenix City Council is set to vote next month on a $2 million plan to relocate a trailhead on the city’s iconic Camelback Mountain — a move that would please the owners of nearby multi-million-dollar homes.
Mesa’s ‘Sassy Gay Republican’ Hates Liberals but Now Needs Health Care
The Twitter personality says it’s “more meaningful” to crowdfund, and opposes a universal healthcare plan.
McCain Opposes Graham-Cassidy and Other Things You Need to Know About Health Care Bill
The Graham-Cassidy Bill could cost Arizonans $11 billion and cause 400,000 to lose insurance, some experts say.
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DOJ Lawyers: Vacating Joe Arpaio Verdict Would Not Wipe His Record Clean
Federal prosecutors say “expungement is an extraordinary measure appropriate ‘only in extreme circumstances.'”
Motel 6 y ICE: Lo Que Debe Saber (Traducción al Español)
Phoenix New Times dio a conocer que los empleados de Motel habían 6 estado compartiendo listas de huéspedes con el Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas (ICE, por sus siglas en inglés). Las personas indocumentadas deberían conocer la siguiente información que reveló nuestro trabajo de investigación.
Motel 6 and ICE: What You Need to Know (With Spanish Translation)
Phoenix New Times broke the news that Motel 6 employees had been sharing guest lists with ICE. Here’s what our investigation revealed — and what undocumented people should know.
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Phoenix: America’s For-Profit Education Capital?
Although the University of Phoenix and Grand Canyon University are household names in Arizona, for-profit education is nothing new.
Getting Educated or Getting Schooled? Divergent Views of Grand Canyon University
Grand Canyon University looks perfect, but some online students have a different perspective.
Mexican Consulate in Phoenix Provides Help After Killer Quake: You Can, Too
Mexican Consul General Claudia Franco Hijuelos thanked Arizonans for their sympathy and support following Tuesday’s destructive earthquake in Mexico City, and offered methods to help victims.
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‘Solitary Confinement’ for Children: Madison Heights Elementary Puts Kids in a Closet
A well-regarded Phoenix elementary school has come under fire for its discipline policy.
The Death of ‘Phoenix:’ How an Endangered Mexican Wolf Met Her Demise
Three calves were dead, and investigators had a prime suspect: a lone female Mexican wolf with a failing radio collar.
Latest Layoffs at Arizona Republic Claim Four in Newsroom
The Arizona Republic eliminated four people from its newsroom today, the only consolation being that the layoff was smaller than those in recent years.
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Congressman Raul Grijalva Released After Being Arrested in Front of Trump Tower
Congressman Raul Grijalva was seen being taken into custody at a DACA rally in front of Trump Tower.