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Joe Arpaio, the controversial former Maricopa County sheriff, is gearing up to run for Fountain Hills mayor – again.
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A guide to the legal troubles of Phoenix troll Ethan Schmidt-Crockett
The alt-right provocateur’s reign of harassing Maricopa County residents began three years ago in Mesa.
Lukeville border reopens after ‘month of strain’ in southern Arizona
“This changes the lives of people living in small and vulnerable communities of color.”
Turning Point bros plead not guilty in assault of queer ASU professor
Kalen Christian D’Almeida and Braden Joel Ellis now face a Feb. 9 court hearing.
NBA fans are thirsty for this Phoenix Suns star. It’s not Devin Booker
Sorry, D-Book. The NBA’s thirst-o-meter doesn’t rank you as high as this teammate.
Arrest warrant issued for Valley troll Ethan Schmidt-Crockett
The days of the anti-Semitic, anti-LGBTQ+ serial harasser avoiding jail time might be coming to an end.
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Accused killers of 3 gay men in Phoenix won’t face hate crime charges
“It should not take a murder to recognize that we need change in how we prosecute hate crimes.”
Meet Giving Tree dispensary’s healing budtender, Tommy Sigen
“I want to approach mental health in a homeopathic, naturalistic way.”
Phoenix police turn foot chase into target practice, kill 12th man
Alton Tungovia refused to stop for Phoenix police, who shot him with pepper balls before fatally shooting him.
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Uber partners with Waymo in Arizona to offer autonomous rides
Waymo now provides more than 10,000 rides each week in the Valley.
Photos: Head shop holiday market showcases Valley’s glass blowing artistry
Hendy’s Heady Holiday offered 20 vendors and their unique yet functional pieces of art during the event at Bud’s Glass Joint.
Maricopa County uses national opioid settlement to help recovering women
“It took getting out from under the shame that I was able to overcome it.”
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The Departed: Our final farewell to Arizona icons that died in 2023
A Supreme Court justice. A racist lawmaker. An NBA All-Star. LGBTQ+ trailblazers. Navajo Nation leaders. Arizona lost these icons and more in 2023.
Woman claims Scottsdale firm fired her over preferred pronouns
“I can’t call a girl a boy, and a boy a girl.”
2 women accuse Phoenix doctor of drunken, botched plastic surgeries
‘You feel like Frankenstein’: The women sued over procedures they say left them horrified, disfigured and depressed.
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United flight attendants picket at Sky Harbor for new contract
“Every day that goes by, the situation for flight attendants gets more dire.”
Tamales to ticket bots: Arizona lawmakers file 122 bills ahead of session
Republicans go ‘anti-woke’ and target early voting while Democrats propose National Day of Racial Healing.
Vulgar Valley: Phoenix Suns fans deemed NBA’s most potty-mouthed
The Suns don’t lead the NBA. But their fans and their use of 4-letter words definitely does.
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Husband of former Maricopa County Attorney kills 2 women, then self
Phoenix police say widower of Allister Adel killed a romantic interest and an 83-year-old before shooting himself on Christmas Eve.
State Bar pursues disciplinary cases against Kari Lake’s attorneys
A disciplinary panel on Dec. 8 found probable cause to take formal action against attorneys for the failed gubernatorial candidate.
The 8 biggest Phoenix news stories of 2023
Colorful characters, labor unrest and an infamous graffiti artist make appearances on this list of the top news stories of 2023.
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Celebrating 3 big moments of 2023 in Arizona weed
Arizona cannabis sales topped $1 billion, new brands emerged and the state invested in psilocybin research efforts this year.