ACLU Sues Sheriff Penzone Over COVID-19 Spike in Jails
Lawsuit: Maricopa County jails lack sufficient testing, sanitation supplies, and other COVID-19 protocols.
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Mesa Family of Stroke Victim Stages Protest to Blast Hospital Visitation Policy
Hospital visitation policies are coming under scrutiny from disability advocates.
How Are the Karens of Phoenix Holding Up?
“It’s not lost on me that I can never ask for the manager ever again.”
‘The Bottom Line Is COVID Has Been Very Good for Dog Adoptions’
Central Arizona Animal Rescue has “definitely had very strong adoption numbers,” according to director Mike Wiederhold.
Supreme Court Ruling on LGBTQ Workers Highlights Gaps in Arizona Law
Employers can’t hire or fire people based on their sexual orientation or gender identity, per a new ruling.
‘What If I Hate Masks?’: 20 Questions on COVID Coverings, Answered by ASU Experts
Everything from “What are the best types of masks?” to “Should I wear one while jogging?”
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Scottsdale Looting Suspects Had No Ties to Antifa or Other Groups, Police Say
Scant evidence that antifa is behind looting or vandalism nationwide, either.
Phoenix Police Union Rejects Call to Defund Cops, Calls Criticism ‘False and Offensive’
Activists point to frequent police shootings as evidence that Phoenix cops should lose funding.
Governor Ducey on COVID-19 Spike: Things Could Be Worse
Governor assures there will be a hospital bed for you when you get COVID-19.
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Maricopa County Changes Course On Masks As Cases Skyrocket
COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations are at an all-time high in Maricopa County and still growing, county officials said on Wednesday.
Phoenix’s Police Chief Supported a Neck Restraint Method Before She Banned It
It was only a few years ago that Williams herself was a proponent of the tactic…
The DEA Helped Monitor a Scottsdale Black Lives Matter Protest
The agency’s powers regarding protests have been expanded dramatically.
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The Tallest Building in Arizona Is Being Planned for the Same Block as Crescent Ballroom
It’ll be located close to Crescent Ballroom in downtown Phoenix.
Arizona’s COVID-19 Surge Began Right After Reopening, Says Ex-DHS Chief
Humble said the new jump in coronavirus cases in Arizona arrived right on schedule after the governor’s reopening order.
Phoenix Approves New Police Oversight Funding as Protesters Call for More Action
Phoenix Approves Police Oversight Funding as Protests Continue
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Phoenix Co-Working Spaces Trying to Come Back From Coronavirus Lockdowns
“As more people get fed up with the frustrations of work-from-home life, I think we’ll see more members coming into the office.” – Ryan Marble
Protesters Descend on Department of Public Safety in Phoenix for Latest Rally
“Dion Johnson was murdered for falling asleep.” – Zarra Teacola
Peaceful Scottsdale Protest Draws More Than 1,500 People to Old Town
More than 1,500 people marched together on Sunday, June 7.
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If Phoenix Can’t Fund Civilian Oversight, The Police Department Really Is Beyond Reform
In the midst of this revolutionary moment, the Phoenix City Council is struggling to fund a simple civilian review board it already voted for.
ASU Is Looking Into Alleged Racist Statements by Its New Journalism Dean
Sonya Forte Duhé was named by ASU in March to lead the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication.
Arizona Rep. Walt Blackman: George Floyd Is ‘Not a Hero,’ BLM Is a ‘Terrorist Organization’
He admits “some people are going to be pissed off at me” for his comments.
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Jake Paul Charged With Two Crimes After Scottsdale Mall Chaos
“If people want to accuse me of things that they know I’m not doing because my name is Jake Paul, then so be it.”