Complaints and Animal Deaths Rattled Now-Closed State Wildlife Center
Former volunteers say that mistakes and bad practices plagued the wildlife center’s final years, with consequences for the animals.
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Yarnell Hill Fire, Five Years Later: Lessons Not Learned and Five Potential Hot Spots
Weather and fuel conditions are so helpful in predicting fire behavior that state officials now rank the dangers of Arizona communities online.
Weed Money: Cryptocurrency May Be Key to Unlocking Bank Vaults for Cannabis Industry
Think of it as potcoin.
Watch: Demonstrators Greet Melania Trump as She Visits Phoenix Children’s Shelter
“We’re not going to allow her to continue to humiliate our migrant communities,” said Puente organizer Maria Castro.
Stringer ‘Chickens’ Out on Giving Real Apology at Lo-Lo’s
A very strange hour and a half with activist Jarrett Maupin and embattled Arizona legislator.
Crisis Averted? Phoenix City Council Sidesteps Bitter Arguments, Approves Budget
It was unclear how the city would continue to function if the City Council didn’t approve a budget by July 1.
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Killer Streets: Phoenix Is a Death Trap for Pedestrians Like Kacie Clark
By June 15, 51 people had been killed walking in Phoenix this year, making it one of the most dangerous cities for pedestrians in the nation.
Medical-Cannabis Extracts Like Vape Pen Oil Are Illegal, Arizona Appeals Court Rules
Extracts, which go by many different names, are used to fill vape cartridges and create most cannabis-infused food and drinks at Arizona dispensaries.
‘This Is a Dark Day:’ Activists Condemn Supreme Court Decision Upholding Travel Ban
“This is obviously a disappointing development for us — not only to the Muslim community, but for minorities, and the entire country as well.”
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The Phoenix City Council Is in Free Fall
After the Phoenix budget failed in a vote last week, Mayor Thelda Williams broke the silence: “I have no idea what we do now,” she admitted.
I Need to Know Who Painted This Glorious KFC/Taco Bell Mural
The greatest art of our era can be found at a combination KFC-Taco Bell.
New Details in Death of Ex-Phoenix Cop’s Daughter: Severe Neglect, Abuse Alleged
Prosecutors trickled out some new details in a filing last week, depicting the horror of 7-year-old Sanaa Cunningham’s final months alive.
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Despite Trump Order, Protests of Family-Separation Policy Go on at Phoenix Child Shelter
“It’s a humanitarian issue. It’s awful what they’re doing.”
Get Too High? ‘Undoo’ Inventor Wants to Take Cannabis Consumers Down
Once the olivetol makes it to the brain, it “bumps” the THC off the CB1 receptors, “flushing” your neurons, Jim said.
Migrant Shelter in Phoenix Run by Southwest Key Cited for Restraining Child
Southwest Key is holding immigrant youth detained under Trump’s family separation policy. State inspectors have cited the nonprofit’s Phoenix facilities.
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Phoenix New Times Has Five Finalists for Alternative Newsmedia Awards
“The New Indian Massacre” and “I Didn’t Know There Was Help” are among the finalists in the top categories of the journalism contest.
Exclusive: Jeffery Wellmaker Details Murder of White Girlfriend as Neo-Nazi Stands Trial
“It was that motherfucker right over there,” Jeffery Wellmaker said during his testimony at the trial of accused neo-Nazi killer Travis Ricci
Self-Driving Uber Crash ‘Avoidable,’ Driver’s Phone Playing Video Before Woman Struck
Rafaela Vasquez, backup driver in the autonomous Uber car, was not paying attention before striking Herzberg, police concluded.
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Trump Foe Michael Avenatti Is Representing Detained Immigrant Kids in Phoenix
Outspoken attorney Michael Avenatti is representing five families with children detained in Phoenix after they were separated at the border.
Bowing to Protests, Phoenix Will Reconsider South Central Light Rail Design
For much of the meeting, Phoenix’s multiyear light rail master plan was on the edge of a knife.
Maricopa County Drivers Half as Likely to Be Arrested During Stop – if Deputy Is Hispanic
Black, Latino, or Native American drivers still are more likely to be delayed longer, cited, searched, or arrested than white drivers,
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Fight Over South Central Light Rail Extension Erupts at City Council
South Phoenix residents decried a lack of transparency from the regional transit authority and demanded a halt to the project.