Phoenix Activist: I Faced Intimidation at Job From Councilman Michael Nowakowski
Sean Sweat believes that Michael Nowakowski is using the “dirty tactic” of putting pressure on his employer as a way of intimidating him.
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Here’s Where Metro Phoenix Cops Will Be Waiting for You During the Holidays
They’re more than ready to screw up the holiday season for impaired drivers, in hopes of preventing tragedies.
Trans Activist Says MCSO Put Her in Solitary Confinement for Being Trans
“I just want them to have policies in place to address transgender and non-conforming people.”
GOP State Senator Kate Brophy McGee Wins Re-Election
She won by 267 votes.
How Katie Hobbs Plans to Fix the Arizona Secretary of State’s Office
The Democratic secretary-elect is inheriting one of the most notoriously problem-riddled offices in the state.
Katie Hobbs Wins Race for Arizona Secretary of State
“We have said all along that this race was the most competitive statewide,” Hobbs said in an interview the day before Election Day.
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How Five More Senators Could Serve Arizona by 2025
McCain, Flake, Kyl, Sinema … who’s next?
It’s Different for Girls: Gender Plays Role in Marijuana Consumption and Effects
“We do see females a bit more likely to consume because of anxiety and physical ailments,” said Jessica Lukas of BDS Analytics.
Sue Black Is Out as Arizona State Parks Director After Phoenix New Times Articles
“This was a long time coming.”
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Arizona Couple Sued By Nintendo to Pay $12 Million in Piracy Settlement
How is the couple going to pay off the judgment? “They’re gonna do their best,” their attorney says.
Lawsuit: Luxury Arizona Biltmore Resort Has a Bedbug Problem
“Lavish accommodations with unparalleled experiences.”
Colorado River Drought Cuts: Central Arizona Project Board Offers Fresh Proposal
Central Arizona Project staff said that the complexities of the plan could be worked out later.
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Tempe Police Chief Apologizes to Taxpayers for Officers’ Strip Club Visit
Tempe paid $6,309 to send the police chief and officers to the “Women Leaders in Law Enforcement Training Symposium” in California.
Update: Arizona Election 2018: Who Won, Who Lost, What’s Too Close Too Call
Totals as of 5 p.m. Tuesday, November 13, 2018.
Tempe Police Chief Admits Officers Visited Palm Springs Strip Club on Work Trip
Police Chief Sylvia Moir said that several female officers visited “an establishment where topless dancing occurs” while in Palm Springs.
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Need Cash? Get Paid to Help Maricopa County Finish Counting Ballots
This is for real. The pay is $10.50 an hour.
Arizona Drought Talks In Crisis As CAP Devises Controversial New Proposal
No one wants to budge, as farmers, tribes, and cities try to protect their own interests. They have two weeks to agree on a drought contingency plan.
AP: First-Time Candidate Kathy Hoffman Wins Arizona Superintendent Race
A first-time candidate and speech therapist, 32-year-old Kathy Hoffman pulled off a stunning series of political upsets.
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Kyrsten Sinema’s Slog to the Senate
Kyrsten Sinema has emerged victorious from a brutal, drawn-out contest to defeat Republican opponent Martha McSally.
Update: Ducey Congratulates Hobbs, No Official Winner Yet for Secretary of State
No official winner has been declared, but Gov. Ducey said, “I said, ‘Congratulations, race well run,’ and I’m looking forward to working with her.”
Superintendent Hopeful Frank Riggs Has Twitter Meltdown After Rival Declares Win
“Punk & coward. Couldn’t last one week in boot camp or police academy. Sorry Softie,” Riggs told Leibowitz on Twitter.
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Syrian Whose Bombs Killed Arizona Soldiers in Iraq Gets Life Plus 30 Years
Prosecutors said that roadside bombs like he designed killed more than 1,700 U.S. soldiers, including Ryan Haupt of Phoenix and Damian Lopez Rodriguez, of Nogales,