Great Hearts’ Anti-Transgender Policy Lacks Heart, Critics Say
Parents, students, and alumni say the local charter schools’ policies are discriminatory.
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DCS: Phoenix Woman Who Used Hemp Oil on Son Will Get Foster-Care License
Arizona Department of Child Safety officials will revise a newly updated policy banning foster-care licenses for people who possess hemp oil following a parent’s plea for change.
‘Simply Un-American:’ Protest Grows Over Motel 6 Sharing Guest Lists With ICE
Backlash from the revelation that Motel 6 employees coordinated with immigration officers came home to roost on Friday.
The Power of a Presidential Pardon Is on Trial Even More Than Arpaio
The key remaining dispute centers on whether the entire case and all its findings should be wiped clean, along with Arpaio’s conviction.
Phoenix Dreamers Skeptical of Possible DACA Deal Between Dems, Trump
Some Arizona DACA recipients don’t like the idea of of being pawns in a deal between the president and Democratic leaders.
Arizona’s Brnovich and Reagan Land on EMILY’s Sh*t L*st
EMILY’S List will target Secretary of State Michele Reagan and Attorney General Mark Brnovich in the 2018 election.
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Arizona DCS to Medical-Marijuana Patients: We Don’t Want You as a Foster Parent
The state DCS rejected Rebecca Masterson’s application for a foster-care license after she admitted she kept a product in her home that contained cannabidol (CBD), a non-psychoactive compound that’s found in cannabis.
After New Times Story, Motel 6 Says It Will Stop Sharing Guest Lists With ICE
We still have some questions, though.
ACLU Joins the Arpaio Fray: By Accepting Pardon, He Acknowledged Guilt
Civil rights group joins long line of activists and lawyers taking one last shot at Sheriff Joe
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Bill Montgomery’s Quixotic Crusade Against Medical Marijuana Quashed Again
The Arizona Supreme Court has denied a petition to review a December state Court of Appeals ruling in the White Mountain Health v Maricopa County/Montgomery case, ending the state-level battle against the law.
What’s Next for Joe Arpaio? We’ve Got the Questions and the Answers
What you need to know about the future legal actions against former sheriff Joe Arpaio and when, if ever, will his case be over.
Attorneys Suspect Motel 6 Calling ICE on Undocumented Guests
Apparently, they’ll do more than just leave the light on for you.
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Protesters to State Legislators: You’re Not the Founding Fathers
Seventy-two state representatives meeting in Phoenix trying to organize an unprecedented constitutional convention .
Phoenix Man From Iraq Jailed After Alleged Death Threats to Obama on Facebook
An Iraqi immigrant who owns a Phoenix smoke shop is in jail following recent Facebook rants about wanting to kill former President Obama.
Some Arizona Prisons Report Temps Up to 113; Others May Be Fudging Logs
Yep, that’s the temperature *indoors.*
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Seven Jaw-Dropping Moments Provided by Joe Arpaio’s Posses
Even the name “posse” raises eyebrows for a post-Arpaio advisory committee.
A Sweet Deal: Phoenix Woman Competes to be Sugar Baby of the Year
Autumn Johnson wants to use a sugar daddy relationship to treat her real father to a scuba diving trip.
A Tough Job, but ASU Will Pay Medical-Marijuana Consumers for New Study
Arizona State University is conducted a study of state-registered medical-marijuana patients that will pay consumers who use cannabis at home.
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Is Maricopa County Rounding Up Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s Old Posses?
New Sheriff Paul Penzone has appointed a citizen advisory committee to study what to do with civilian volunteers.
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.
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.
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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.