Phoenix Reunions Were Among Only 34 Migrant Children Returned to Parents Tuesday
A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to reunite families separated at the border. Only 34 of 102 children under age 5 were reunified by the first deadline.
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Chamber, Rep. Townsend Rip #RedForEd Leader for Attending Socialism Conference
Noah Karvelis says that he attended the Socialism 2018 conference as an opportunity to network with other teacher-organizers.
FilmBar Turns Into an Intimate Soccer Arena for World Cup Fans
Owner: “It brings out the best in people and we’re reminded every four years that we are all in the same boat together.”
Planned Parenthood Foe Jon Kyl Is Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court ‘Sherpa’
“If you want an abortion, you go to Planned Parenthood, and that’s well over 90 percent of what Planned Parenthood does,” the former Arizona senator said in 2011.
Indictment: How a Phoenix Couple Cashed in With Your Credit Card Numbers
One of the accused pleads guilty to using more than 1,700 credit card numbers and more than 100 stolen cards to steal more as much as $1.5 million.
The Best 7/10 Events and Deals in Phoenix
How are you going to celebrate?
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7/10: A Day to Celebrate Cannabis Concentrates Despite Court Ruling
Numerous special deals will be available this week despite court’s ruling that many cannabis extracts are illegal. However, 710 Degree Cup cancels its judging.
Let’s See How People Are Handling the First Major Monsoon of the Season
Watch as the first real monsoon of the 2018 summer season hit the Valley on Monday afternoon.
Motel 6 to Settle Class-Action Discrimination Lawsuit Over Collusion With ICE
At the time of the lawsuit’s filing, civil rights group MALDEF said it would seek damages to compensate guests who had been detained.
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Democrats Denounce Defense Contractor That Held Migrant Kids in Phoenix Office
“We cannot allow these illegal private prisons for children to be operated in our community.”
Tempe Police Chief Regrets Premature Blabbing About Self-Driving Uber Crash
Sylvia Moir also has been criticized for comments she made about her predecessor in an unrelated interview.
Banning Cannabis Extracts: ‘Do They Realize the Lives They’re Messing With?’
THC oil, vape pen cartridges, shatter, and edibles, are often used by the state’s sickest and most needy patients.
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‘Nonprofit in Name Only:’ Grand Canyon University’s Conversion Criticized
“GCU is not in the mainstream,” said Robert Shireman, a fellow at the Century Foundation. “It is completely different from other universities.”
New Times Wins Three Awards in Arizona Press Club Design Competition
Art Director Zac McDonald takes a first and two seconds.
Divisive Cannabis Group Safer Arizona Fails to Get Legalization Measure on Ballot
The group claimed it had collected 75,000 signatures of registered voters, well short of the 150,000 it needed to make the ballot.
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Cannabis Breakdown: An Overview of Popular Resin Extraction Methods
The differences in the available types of extracts stem from the extraction process and tend to lead to different effects.
Vulnerable Seniors Abandoned at Health-Care Home In El Mirage Trailer Park
The home care aide regularly drank to the point of drunkenness while on duty at the unlicensed, home-based facility, police said.
#RedForEd Ready to Tax the Wealthiest, Submits Signatures for Ballot Measure
“The #RedForEd movement is here to stay,” said Joshua Buckley, the chair of the Invest in Education Committee.
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Sex Offender Exposed Himself to Kids in Mesa for a Year Before Arrest, Police Say
It was the same man, witnesses told police, who had been masturbating in front of children in the neighborhood for several months.
Arizona Dispensaries Sell Cannabis Extracts in Defiance of Court Ruling
“It is our understanding that nothing dramatic or draconian will occur,” lobbyist Kevin DeMenna said.
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.