Fixing Arizona’s housing crisis could create 126K jobs, study says
An Arizona think tank says the math is simple: Make housing affordable, and the economy reaps benefits. But how to do it?
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Video: Phoenix cop shoots, kills man holding machete to woman’s throat
Body-cam footage shows officer Kyle Drake shot and killed Francisco Aviles Barcenas at near point-blank range.
Mayes’ crackdown on hemp THC products ‘just about killed’ one shop
A judge and Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes say hemp-derived THC products are illegal if sold outside dispensaries.
Phoenix police create new policy to stop treating kids like shit
Last year, the DOJ found Phoenix cops regularly used excessive force on minors, handcuffing them to the point of injury.
ICE rams Avondale man’s truck, arrests him after hours-long standoff
ICE had a warrant for someone else, the man’s wife said. ICE also claimed the man rammed them, but video says otherwise.
Fanboy Joe Arpaio loves sending random celebs happy birthday tweets
Besides racial profiling, Arpaio loves little more than celebrities. Here are the most random he’s wished a happy birthday.
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Judge gives history lecture, imposes order on county sheriff meeting
Federal Judge G. Murray Snow moved the unruly court-ordered meeting to the courthouse and treated it like detention.
Tempe faces call to remove AI cameras that track where you’ve been
Tempe has a deal with Flock Safety, whose license plate cameras feed a national database that ICE has sometimes accessed.
Gallego trolls ex-Cardinals kicker for wearing flak jacket at border
Jay Feely, who is running for Congress as a Republican, posted a video covered military gear. “You poser,” Gallego wrote.
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Pissed seniors talk to AG about ‘outrageous’ APS rate hike proposal
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes held a town hall to “gin up awareness” about the proposed 14% increase in energy costs.
Uncontained: Short Creek, measles and the long shadow of Warren Jeffs
Arizona’s biggest measles outbreak in decades is in a small Arizona town trying to move past its infamous polygamist prophet.
How far $1M goes in these Arizona retirement towns
Some of the state’s smaller retirement towns offer the best chance to stretch that retirement savings.
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Ex-state trooper suspended for going easy on speeding truck driver
The Arizona Department of Public Safety fired Joshua McCluskey after he let a truck driver off with a lighter citation.
The 15 best signs we saw at the Arizona Capitol ‘No Kings’ protest
A good sign catches the eye. A great one makes you laugh. These are our favorites from Saturday.
Arizona kills Djerf in second execution of Hobbs administration
The state killed Richard Djerf, who murdered four members of a family in 1993.
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Video: Phoenix cop shoots unarmed man who was attempting to flee
Body-cam footage showed a Phoenix cop shooting a man who suddenly stood up and turned to enter a restaurant. He was unarmed.
Phoenix ‘No Kings’ protest: When, where, what to know
The weather is cooling down, and the mass protests are gearing back up.
Video: Phoenix cops shoot, kill suicidal man stumbling away from them
Victor Altamirano was holding a knife and yelling “Kill me” from about 40-50 feet away from officers before they shot him.
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Where Phoenix ranks among worst cities to drive in U.S.
Our streets don’t have many confusing twists and turns, yet our ranking still isn’t much to write home about.
‘Always at risk’: Activists blast police after 6 killings in 2 months
After no fatal shootings for six months, Phoenix police have been on quite the spree since Chief Matt Giordano took over.
Arpaio feels ‘vindicated’ that Supreme Court OK’d racial profiling
Last month, the Supreme Court essentially approved tactics that Joe Arpaio made infamous. Now, Arpaio is riding high.
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Another Arizona Republican keeps retweeting bigoted anti-Muslim posts
GOP State Rep. Joseph Chaplik, who is mulling a Congressional bid, keeps amplifying Islamophobic social media content.