ADC, Corizon Ignored Policies in Denying Hep C Treatment to Wellington Coppess
Now, he faces several life-threatening medical problems.
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Phoenix Cop Turned Moon Valley High Teacher: Bring Back the Firing Squad
The retired Phoenix police officer is the lead instructor of a class that aims to “graduate good citizens.”
$12.5 Million Claim Accuses Phoenix Police of Illegal Cavity Search
“A warrantless body cavity search, in a police substation, by a police officer, following an unlawful arrest. A refusal to investigate the victim’s complaints of assault.”
Phoenix Is the Largest U.S. City Without Independent Police Oversight
The Phoenix city council has stalled on an effort to implement independent oversight of the police. Things look different this year.
Card Costs and Lab Tests: What You Need to Know About New Medical Marijuana Law
Your current card isn’t good for two years; only ones issued after August 27 will be.
Tempe Pastor in Orlando for Anniversary of Pulse Shooting: Get AIDS and Die
Tempe pastor Steven Anderson went to Orlando last week on the anniversary of the Pulse nightclub shooting for a Make America Straight Again conference.
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As Activists Protest APS CEO Don Brandt, Facebook ‘Mistakenly’ Blocks Organizer
The social media giant initially claimed that an event protesting a woman’s death at the hands of Arizona’s most powerful utility violated community standards.
After Customer Death, CorpComm Prohibits Summer Shutoffs in Arizona
Debate over the proposed rules hinted at the deeper issues at the CorpComm, like accusations that it prioritizes utility companies over real people.
Another Young Black Man Says Phoenix Cop From Viral Video Attacked Him
Dante Patterson says Officer Meyer pepper-sprayed him as he walked away. Meyer charged Patterson with aggravated assault, but the charge was later dropped.
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Phoenix Council Passes Budget Despite Protests of Police’s Stop of Family
Four hours of public comment.
Woman Dies After APS Cuts Her Power, and CEO Don Brandt Gets an Award
A week after news broke that an APS customer died after her power was cut, CEO Don Brandt will get an award for “accomplishments and commitment to Arizona.”
Teen Charged With Terrorism Shared Videos From Al-Qaeda and Alt-Right
“Islam is the red pilled faith.”
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CorpComm Weighs New Shutoff Protections, Warns Changes Will Raise Customer Rates
The proposed changes, aimed at protecting public health, will likely increase utility rates, hurting those who struggle to pay their electric bills.
Thousands Attend Heated Community Meeting With Phoenix Police Chief on Viral Video
“You know how hard it is to bury your brother? To put clothes on his dead body?” said the brother of Hector Lopez, who was shot and killed by cops.
Maui Wowie: Arizona MMJ Patients Are Going Hawaiian
Maui Wowie: Arizona MMJ Patients Are Going Hawaiian
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Minimum Earners in Arizona Must Work 71 Hours to Afford a Two-Bedroom Apartment
That’s basically two full-time jobs.
Phoenix Family in Viral Video Says Officer Who Threatened to Kill Must Be Fired
“I haven’t been able to sleep … it just keeps flashing back — the gun, a barrel being pointed at my face. I keep seeing the same thing over and over.”
Phoenix Police Narrative on Viral Incident Filled With Glaring Omissions
The report fails to mention that one cop held a pregnant mother and her children at gunpoint while another said, “You’re gonna fucking get shot!”
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CorpComm Calls for Quick Change to Shutoff Rules After Stephanie Pullman’s Death
Arizona’s current rules to protect customers from power shutoffs are toothless and vague.
Corporation Commissioners Request Investigation Into Utility Shutoff Policies
Commissioner Boyd Dunn asked staff to assess rules regarding termination of service and to “recommend appropriate changes.”
APS Suspends Power Disconnections for Unpaid Bills After New Times‘ Questions
The utility said it wanted to review its disconnection policies after learning of Stephanie Pullman’s death from Phoenix New Times.
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On 107-Degree Day, APS Cut Power to Stephanie Pullman’s Home. She Didn’t Live
In 2018, APS cut off power to customers more than 110,000 times.