Jodi Arias Prosecutor Juan Martinez Placed on Paid Leave
After years of ethical and sexual misconduct complaints, Maricopa County prosecutor Juan Martinez has been placed on paid administrative leave.
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Feds to Track Migrant Criminal Histories in Fight Against Sanctuary Cities
“We found there was no significantly significant relationship between sanctuary status and whether the city had higher or lower crime rates.”
Banner Health Pushed Bill Letting It Screen Hires Through Rx Database
“If you were in a car accident and you hurt your back and you had to be on Tylenol with codeine for a couple weeks, that’s your business.”
Feds Publish Info on Arizona Lead Contamination From Shooting
At one site, lead contamination was 70 times the legal limit. No cleanup has been done.
Arizona Legislators Propose Governor, Not Voters, Choose Utility Regulators
“If you’re gonna corrupt the process, it’s easier to corrupt one,” one commissioner said.
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Arizona Regulators Don’t Know What to Do About Summer Shutoffs
How hot is too hot to cut people’s electricity? There is no magic number.
A New Arizona Bill Seeks to Ban Young Transgender Athletes From Female Sports Participation
“She’ll never go through boy puberty,” said one parent. “So playing sports with boys would be completely inappropriate.”
Health Officials: No New Arizona Coronavirus Cases So Far After Testing
“We have sent several samples to CDC for testing and so far we do not have any additional confirmed cases.”
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‘No One Claims Responsibility’: Amid Rising Homelessness, Phoenix and Its Largest Shelter Are Out of Sync
Four perspectives from a Wednesday morning cleanup lay bare tensions over a longstanding issue with no end in sight.
Representative Blackman Proposes Sentencing Reform Bill for Nonviolent Offenders
Nonviolent offenders could earn reduced sentences though rehabilitative programming.
Local Nurse Sues Hospital After New Times Story on Medical Pot Ban
A Valley ER nurse is suing one of the biggest hospital systems in Maricopa County for its ban on employee medical marijuana use, just over a week after Phoenix New Times first wrote about his situation.
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Video: White CEO of Tempe Firm on Leave After Calling Black Uber Driver N-Word
It all began around 9 p.m. last Friday night when Clarke, a senior at ASU, accepted a ride request from Agroplasma CEO Hans Berglund.
Case Against Deputy Who Tackled Limbless Teen Heads to County Attorney
The Pima County Sheriff’s Department has finished the criminal investigation into a deputy who tackled a limbless teenager last fall.
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Freeport-McMoRan’s Planned Mining Waste Site Includes Tribal Homelands
The company plans to use the property to store tailings, the toxic, sludgy byproduct of mining.
Spurred by Egg Industry, Arizona Weighs a Ban on Caged Hens
Hickman’s Family Farms, which dominates Arizona’s egg industry, pushed for the legislation. Others in the agricultural industry oppose it.
Tucson Man Threatened to Kill Adam Schiff in Drunk Voicemail, Faces Federal Charges
Court records show 52-year-old Jan Peter Meister left a voicemail that threatened to “blow [the congressman’s] brains out.”
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Proposed Bill Would Limit Solitary Confinement in Arizona’s Prisons
Currently, prisoners can be placed in various forms of solitary confinement indefinitely.
Investigation Circling Around Fired Goodyear Chief Points to Internal Affairs Misuse
The investigation that ended Geier’s career all began with a run-of-the-mill patrol briefing around noon on October 2, 2019.
ASU Student’s Viral Coronavirus Tweet Prompts Meeting with Administration
“Guys stop replying to President Crows actual tweets lmao pls pls pls stop hahahahaha IM stop tagging me AHHH”
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American Lung Association Gives Arizona Failing Grades in Tobacco Control Report
Arizona is spending a third of what it should be on tobacco prevention and cessation, according to CDC recommendations. Meanwhile, it takes in over $400 million annually in tobacco-related revenue.