Tucson Transgender Veteran Calls Trump’s Military Ban ‘Hogwash’
She served as a man, but Erin Russ believes President Donald Trump directive banning transgender military personnel is just playing to his base.
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Local Lawyers to Arpaio: What Part of ‘Rule of Law’ Don’t You Understand?
Phoenix lawyers gathered at the court house to argue against Joe Arpaio’s pardon.
Phoenix Man Awaiting Deportation After Failing to Buy a Light-Rail Ticket
Ramon Casteneda Andrade was arrested by Phoenix Police, who suspected him to be in the country illegally and called ICE.
Notes From Underground: Inside Phoenix’s Fallout Bunker
New Times visited the mountainside bunker, a relic from the days of Eisenhower and Kennedy.
A Nazi Flag Isn’t a ‘Joke’ to Residents of This Gilbert Neighborhood
One neighborhood man, who many say is a bully, took his joke too far by making a homemade Nazi flag, other neighbors complained.
Joe Arpaio: The 26 Days From Conviction to Pardon
After teasing a pardon for Joe Arpaio for weeks after his conviction, Donald Trump finally granted the former sheriff clemency.
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Latino Reaction to Arpaio Pardon: Trump ‘Just Throwing Finger’ at Federal Judges
Donald Trump followed through on his promise and pardoned Joe Arpaio late Friday night.
The Friday Surprise: Donald Trump Pardons Sheriff Joe Arpaio
Arpaio faces Oct. 5 sentencing for his conviction for criminal contempt of court.
Channel 12 Changes Tale on Confederate Memorial Vandalism After New Times Story
Channel 12 News has changed its story about the vandalism of a confederate memorial at the State Capitol following a New Times article that raised questions about the station’s report.
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Social Media Tip: Don’t Kick a Canister at Police After the Trump Rally, Then Post It on Reddit
A demonstrator’s posts on Reddit might have helped police identify him as the suspect who kicked a gas canister at officers after the Trump rally in Phoenix on Tuesday night.
Medical-Marijuana Tax Could Mean Millions for Maricopa County Schools; Here’s How
Maricopa County Assessor Paul Petersen plans to start making medical-marijuana-related businesses report the worth of their personal property, including things like computers and grow lamps. The efforts are expected to result in at least $1 million for local schools this year, plus another $500,000 for other county tax districts, cities, and towns.
Sidewalk Diplomacy: Goldwater, SOS Arizona Take Opposing Messages to the Streets
Lawsuits and signature verification still stand in the way of anti-voucher law group’s attempt to place school referendum on ballot
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Can He Do That? A How-To Guide for Presidential Pardons
Trump didn’t pardon Arpaio at his rally but he hinted he might do it later on.
Straight Shooters? It’s Hard to Discern the Truth About the Day Arizona Seized the DES Arsenal
Arizona officials feared former director Tim Jeffries and top aides were armed; months later, the program is still viable
Meet the Young Women Supporting Trump at His Phoenix Rally Tuesday Night
Fifty-three percent of white women voted for Donald Trump. We talked to some of them and others at his rally Tuesday night.
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Surveillance Videos Contradict Channel 12 News Report on Confederate Memorial Vandalism
Surveillance videos show that a Channel 12 news van illuminated the scene as a vandalism suspect defaced a Confederate memorial last week, but reporter Bryan West said he only witnessed the suspect leaving the area.
No Arrests After Truck Nearly Hits Protesters In Downtown Phoenix After Trump Rally
Fortunately, no one was hurt, but Phoenix narrowly avoided a Charlottesville-style incident Tuesday night.
Phoenix Was No Charlottesville, but a Peaceful Trump Rally Still Ends in Chaos
A relatively peaceful evening got a bit out of control after the president’s speech Tuesday night.
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Trump in Phoenix: President Unleashes Fire and Fury at Media, Democrats, McCain, and Flake
Phoenix New Times brings you the latest update on President Donald Trump’s visit to the Valley of the Sun.
Here Comes the Traveling Trump Show and All Its Baggage: Is Phoenix Ready?
Charlottesville, Sheriff Joe Arpaio, the president’s antipathy toward Arizona’s two Republican senators … it all promises to create an emotionally charge scene here … and law-enforcement officials say they are well-prepared.
Here Are the Businesses Shutting Down Early for the Trump Rally in Downtown Phoenix
The president’s visit has prompted a number of businesses to close up early on Tuesday afternoon.
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Should He or Shouldn’t He? Arizonans Divided on Potential Trump Pardon for Arpaio
Rumors are still circulating whether President Trump will pardon Sheriff Joe on Tuesday in Phoenix.