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Employee Alleges Racial Discrimination, ‘Political Bullying’ by Arizona Public Service
“APS Employees are told often by Senior Management and Leadership who to support, what to Support, and which candidates,” the letter said.
Lawmaker Criticized For Comments on Guns in ‘Black and Brown’ Communities
“They have firearms galore.”
AZ Banned Hunting Contests, but Legal Loopholes Leave Room for Interpretation
“We just need to read the law and word things differently and work it from a different angle. Selling cocaine is illegal but happens daily.”
More Than a Dozen Women Accuse Art Maven Bill Tonnesen of Sexual Misconduct
A Facebook post leads to an avalanche of complaints against the Phoenix artist.
Take 2: Controversial Italian Developer Again Seeks Easements Near Grand Canyon
If successful, the proposal could literally pave the way for the construction of hotels, spas, and shopping malls near Grand Canyon.
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In All-Day Hearing, Arizona Regulators Struggle to Hold APS Execs Accountable
Honestly, it was kind of a shitshow.
South Phoenix and Sal DiCiccio’s Constituents Voted to Keep Light Rail
Percentage totals of voters supporting light rail outnumbered those against it by more than double digits in every district.
Ducey Picks Bill Montgomery as New State Supreme Court Justice
“Type faster… the suspense is killing us!!!”
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Cop Under Investigation Called Woman ‘Cum Dumpster,’ Beat Civilians, Lawsuits Say
Records depict Jones as an antagonistic braggadocio who once dragged a witness to a cemetery and threatened to put a bullet in a fellow officer’s head.
Amid Newsroom Tension, Arizona Republic Staffers Go Public With Union Drive
“Our newsroom needs a seat at the table.”
Gannett Confiscates Pro-Union Arizona Republic Reporter’s Work Phone
“I asked how I would conduct interviews the rest of the day. She said, ‘You won’t.’ I asked when I could have it back. She said she would let me know.”
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Arizona Republic Boss Compares Unionizing Staff to ‘Crackpots and Criminals’
Editor Greg Burton also made a veiled threat to discipline employees for union activity.
Fired Phoenix Cop Sentenced to One-Year Probation for Hitting Handcuffed Man
A former Phoenix police officer and ex-union leader who was caught on video slapping a handcuffed suspect was sentenced to one year of probation.
Phoenix Police Reform Committee Holds First Meeting
“I’m appreciating the acknowledgment that there will be some conflict, but we are all committed to being a part of the healing process.”
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Groups Challenge BLM Decision Allowing Shooting in Protected Sonoran Desert
The National Rifle Association lobbied hard in Washington, D.C., to persuade the agency to allow target practice in Sonoran Desert National Monument.
Transgender Woman Stepped Onto Light Rail Platform; She Ended Up in ICE Custody
Naomi Ramirez Rosales was accompanying a friend who was going to ride the train; she was arrested after standing on the platform without a ticket.
Phoenix Police Have Now Shot 10 People This Year; Eight Died
Phoenix police shot a man last night while responding to a call about someone firing shots into the air.
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Here’s What Joe Arpaio’s Been Up to Since Losing the Last Sheriff’s Race
As Arpaio makes his unwelcome return, here’s the rundown on what he’s been up to since losing the last sheriff’s race.
Prop 105 Fails: Phoenix Voters Reject Initiative to Kill Light Rail
Prop 106 also failed.
Stephanie Pullman’s Family ‘Reaches Agreement’ With APS
In June, one of Pullman’s daughters rejected the idea of speaking with the utility, saying the details of her mother’s death made her ill.
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San Carlos Apache Leader: Proposed Oak Flat Mine Is an Environmental Injustice
Chairman Terry Rambler said the tribe would fight the proposed copper mine “by any means necessary.”