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The producer behind John Wick is making a docuseries on Joe Arpaio. And he plans to pay him.

Employers can’t hire or fire people based on their sexual orientation or gender identity, per a new ruling.

The lawsuit claims that authorities hurled “racial epithets that should not be repeated here — except to note that ‘sand n**ger’ was the mildest…”

The candidate hopes voters will view him as a welcome alternative to his old boss Arpaio.

After years of ethical and sexual misconduct complaints, Maricopa County prosecutor Juan Martinez has been placed on paid administrative leave.

A Phoenix woman won’t be able to use frozen embryos to have a baby without the consent of her ex-husband, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled on Thursday.

An APS audit of the situation “unsurprisingly confirmed its own flawed premise,” according to the complaint.

“It seems the judge just didn’t want to deal with transgender people asking for name changes.”

Close left the Scottsdale prosecutor’s office amid revelations she badly bullied her employees. Now, she works for the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office.

Federal agents found a cooler full of male genitalia, buckets of heads, and a woman’s head sewn onto a man’s torso during the 2014 raid.

“I think you would rather have pilots who take their jobs seriously sitting up there rather than frat boys engaging in peeping Tom behavior.”

A former juvenile corrections officer says her coworkers would repeatedly call her “tits” and ask about her breast size.

Sergeant Daniel Beau Jones has been fired, but the criminal investigation remains ongoing.

“I’d need to dive further into those issues to answer,” Adel said when asked about the viral video of a Phoenix cop and racist Facebook posts.

Here’s everything we know about Maricopa County’s first female county attorney, Allister Adel.

Allister Adel is now County Attorney for the remainder of Bill Montgomery’s term, improving her shot at winning the county attorney’s race in 2020.

It’s the first report exclusively from Sheriff Penzone’s tenure, suggesting new leadership has not quelled the racial discrimination rampant during Joe Arpaio’s reign.

Its decision came after Mary Stinson, an inmate who made $4.25 an hour working at Hickman’s, lost a finger while doing maintenance there.

The Board will then select one of the applicants to carry out the role of county attorney for the remainder of Montgomery’s term, which ends Jan 2021.

Business owners claimed a Phoenix anti-discrimination ordinance violated their rights to artistic and religious freedom.

As Arpaio makes his unwelcome return, here’s the rundown on what he’s been up to since losing the last sheriff’s race.