Equifax Hack: Bad News for Consumers, Good News for Tempe-Based LifeLock?
The Tempe-based identity-theft company LifeLock, now owned by Symantec, could benefit from the breach of its rival’s system.
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Six Things You Can Do Today to Help Arizona Dreamers Affected by the End of DACA
How you can stand up for the 28,000 people in Arizona who face potential deportation after DACA ends.
McCain Votes ‘No’ on Hurricane Relief; Says Bill Hurts Military
Senator John McCain voted against adding a $15-billion relief package onto the government spending bill.
Phoenix Lawyer’s Offer to Help DACA Recipients for Free Goes Viral on Facebook
Attorney Josh Nuñez says he’s received thousands of calls from those trying to renew their DACA permit; he’s waiving his usual $225 fee but clients still have to pay government $495.
LUCHA: Arizona Chamber, Restaurant Group Love Low-Paid DACA Workers
The leader of last year’s successful minimum-wage ballot measure in Arizona derided two business groups’ stance on DACA workers on Wednesday as hypocritical, vowing “we are not allies.”
Season in the Sunset: What You Need to Know About the 2017 Cardinals
Quarterback Carson Palmer at age 37 is rapidly nearing the end of his career. So is legendary receiver Larry Fitzgerald, who turned 34 in August. Fitz’s heroic postseason run to the Super Bowl in 2009 ended 12 days after the first inauguration of President Obama.
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Watching Trump’s DACA Decision: It Felt Like an Episode of a Terrible Reality Show
Watching the announcement with a group of local Dreamers was surreal.
Cost to U.S. of Ending DACA: Not So Much; Cost to Affected Workers: Enormous
Ending DACA could have a significant economic effect on the country, but isn’t likely to hurt the economy overall. That’s not to say it won’t hurt the tens of thousands of DACA recipients who have found legal work because of the Obama-era policy.
Phoenix High School Students Walk Out in Protest of DACA Decision
Roughly 500 students at South Mountain High and North High School left class today to protest Trump’s decision.
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What Arizona Politicians Are Tweeting About the End of DACA
A sample of tweets from Arizona politicians after President Donald Trump’s decision announced
Will Sheila Polk, Anti-Prop 205 Group Return Chandler Fentanyl Maker’s $500K Donation?
A Chandler fentanyl manufacturer, Insys Therapeutics, is being sued by the Arizona Attorney General for fraud that helped fuel Arizona’s opioid crisis — and an anti-cannabis group headed up by Yavapai County Attorney Sheila Polk never returned a $500,000 donation from the company.
Meet the MCSO’s Terrible Ten From Operation Purge
Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office has been plagued by a backlog of warrants.
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As Expected, Donald Trump Will Wind Down DACA Program in Six Months
President Donald Trump has made up his mind, and here’s how Arizonans are reacting.
Five Times Arizonans Got Scammed — and One New One
The Maricopa County Sheriff’s office is warning against a new jury summons scam. This isn’t the first time Arizonans were hoodwinked.
Sick as a Dog: Canine Flu Reaches Phoenix
Maricopa County Animal Care and Control Center found two cases of canine flu in the shelter.
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Arizona Has Gas: Shortages Caused by Hurricane Harvey Not Felt in the PHX
The state does not rely on pipelines from Texas; we’re expecting one of the lowest price hikes in the country this weekend.
Arizona ‘Dreamers’ Worry as President Trump Mulls Ending DACA
DACA recipients and immigrant allies gathered in front of a local U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement building on Thursday as the President considered ending DACA.
Watch as Protesters Hurl Objects at Phoenix PD: But Who Started It?
Phoenix Police Department put together a 13-minute video compilation of the events following the Donald Trump rally, but acknowledge that it is not definitive as to what happened that night.
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How Phoenix Residents Took Over a City Council Meeting and Won
Phoenix residents who were present at the Trump rally took over a City Council meeting addressing police force.
Popular Edible Cannabis Bhang Bars Are Leaving Arizona for Now, but the Company Vows to Return
Harvest of Arizona has opted out of its license with Bhang, the California company that owns the recipe and provides the high-quality chocolate for the line of products.
Hear What a TV Reporter Told Cops About the Vandalized Confederate Memorial
A Channel 12 reporter told police that he witnessed someone spray-painting a confederate memorial on August 17, which contradicts what he told TV viewers in a broadcast report that morning.
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Dark Clouds — Transformer Fires and Air Pollution — Continue to Follow Solana Power Plant
The Solana solar plant has more production problems, and more air-pollution allegations, despite previous statements by officials that similar foul-ups in the past had been solved.