ASU Student Sends Man’s Unsolicited Dick Pic (Not This Kind) to His Mom
The mother apologized on behalf of her son.
News
Showing 5105 - 5126 of 32539
Iraqi Christian Held in Arizona Among 1,400 Who Get a Reprieve From Deportation
Jalal Markos and other Iraqi nationals being held in a Florence detention facility will not be deported immediately to a war-torn country.
McCain: ‘No Reason to Force’ Transgender Service Members ‘to Leave Military’
Arizona advocacy groups aren’t happy with the presidential tweets.
Hot Nights, Cold Cases: Why is Phoenix a ‘Capital’ of Unsolved Murders?
Two women, last seen on the same night 10 years ago, have become among hundreds of unsolved murders in Phoenix. Could they also have been victims of another serial killer?
AZ Ed Department’s Communications Director Miscommunicated He Had a Degree
Dan Godzich is in charge of communications for the Arizona Department of Education. But his social media pages and an official press release fudged his own educational history. Godzich does not, in fact, have a college degree.
Arizona Press Club Honors Phoenix New Times Writers and Designers
New Times picked up nine first place statewide awards and additional accolades from the Arizona Press Club for work created in 2016.
advertisement
McCain Returns to Senate, Votes: ‘We Are Getting Nothing Done, My Friends’
The Arizona senator’s vote produced a 50-50 tie, which was broken by Vice President Mike Pence; the bill now advances for debate.
Arizona’s Gallego on Facebook Live: Republicans Are Making Us Pay $1.6B for the Border Wall
House Republicans have slipped in a $1.6 billion budget for the border wall in the Defense Act bill.
10 States Threaten to Sue Trump to End DACA: Where Does Arizona Stand?
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich declined to sign off on a letter from Texas and other states, which vow to sue the Trump administration if it doesn’t drop a program which shields undocumented young people from deportation.
advertisement
Ending a Dream: Do We Really Want to Deport These Undocumented Youths?
Organizers for undocumented youth in Arizona are gearing up for a two-front fight: lobbying for the re-introduced Dream Act in the Senate and urging the administration to shield immigrants who arrived in the U.S. as children from deportation.
Former Lottery Director’s Legal Problems Cost Arizona $160,000
The state paid more than $160,000 to defend, and then settle, a sex-discrimination and retaliation lawsuit against a former Arizona Lottery Director Tony Bouie, records show.
Internet Rehashes Unsubstantiated Rumor About McCain; LA Times Reporter Apologizes
Twitter jumped on the rumor that the senator had once turned away a dying Arizona man. Neither the reporter who started it nor the source had any verification.
advertisement
How Medical Marijuana Could Help John McCain With Glioblastoma
U.S. Senator John McCain should explore various cannabis-treatment options for glioblastoma, according to a cannabinoid researcher.
Here’s What Hispanics Want Absent Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone to Know
Community members gathered at a forum to make comments and complaints about the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office heard.
O.J. Simpson Is Free and Ronald Goldman’s Dad’s Not Happy About It
The Nevada parole board votes to release former NFL star on October 1; Fred Goldman of metro Phoenix still believes Simpson killed his son.
advertisement
The 5 Most Insane Internet Conspiracy Theories About McCain’s Cancer Diagnosis
In some fringe corners online, Senator John McCain’s brain cancer diagnosis was a sign of some darker, Deep State-level of intrigue.
Congress Huffs, Puffs, and Now Wants Genetic Tests for the Big, Bad Mexican Wolves
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service may survey Mexican wolf populations to find out if, in fact, these wolves comprise a distinct subspecies.
Mesa’s Joe McCool and the Gang Indicted in $10 Million Ponzi Scheme
Joe McCool and the gang guaranteed that investors would make 15 percent a month, but said 5 percent would be plowed back in to buy insurance on the original investment. The plan couldn’t fail.
advertisement
Arizona U.S. Senator John McCain Has an Aggressive Form of Brain Cancer
Arizona U.S. Senator John McCain has been diagnosed with glioblastoma, a serious form of brain cancer.
A Drone’s-Eye View of the Payson Flash Flood
Drones aided the search and rescue teams on the third and fourth day of the quest to find Hector Miguel Garnica.
Ex-Arizona Lottery Boss Tony Bouie Settles Lawsuit, Wants ‘Good Name Back’
Tony Bouie, the former Arizona Lottery director and professional football player, has settled a federal lawsuit with two former Lottery workers who had accused him of discrimination and retaliation.
advertisement
‘That’s Just Hate’: Arizona Senate Candidate Fends Off Anti-Muslim Facebook Comments
After a Facebook post blew up with Islamophobic comments, this U.S. Senate candidate is focusing on the positive.