Arizona’s Andy Biggs Tried to Stop Mueller: How’s That Working Out?
Congressman wanted Robert Mueller to go. But on Friday, the special counsel’s investigation netted another guilty plea.
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Has I-10 Become Arizona’s Most Dangerous Highway?
Of course, you don’t have to be out in the desert to be familiar with shootings at vehicles on I-10.
How Motel 6 and ICE Turned Undocumented Dad’s Stay Into a Nightmare
Motel 6 says it has stopped turning over guest lists to Immigration and Customs Enforcement since New Times story, but that’s too late for Jorge Aranda.
Watch Newly Released Phoenix Police Videos of Chaos After Trump Rally in August
Public records request by Phoenix New Times and suit by ACLU prompt city to respond.
Fewer Hate Crimes in 2016, but Fewer Arizona Agencies Filed Reports on Time
“We just can’t get a true handle on this.”
Phoenix Will Add Homeless Outreach to Light Rail
They’ll offer to help connect people with housing and medical resources.
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Gilbert Man Murdered for Marijuana: Thugs Staked Out Home, Beat Him to Death
A teen suspect told police he conducted surveillance on the murdered man for a week before the crime.
Immigration Enforcement Under Trump: What’s Changed, and What Hasn’t
One year after Trump was elected, how has immigration enforcement changed in the state that gave us SB 1070 and former Sheriff Joe Arpaio?
Should Motorcycles Be Allowed Between Lanes of Traffic in Arizona? Bill Says Yes
The practice could become legal, making Arizona more like California and many European countries.
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“We Are Not A Dumping Ground”: South Phoenix Leaders Protest Prisoner Re-Entry Center
“Given the history of this community […] this could almost have been predicted.”
Dreamers Are Taking Bigger Risks to Get the Attention of Congress
Dreamers volunteered to be arrested to fight for DACA, but could jeopardize their immigration status.
These Programs Want to Help Phoenix’s Homeless Youth — If They Can Find The Funding
There are three organizations in Phoenix that offer homeless youth-specific housing.
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Meghan McCain Marries Conservative Pundit Once Accused of Plagiarism
Meghan McCain married Ben Domenech, a conservative writer once accused of plagiarism.
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey Would Fire Roy Moore, but Doesn’t Call for His Resignation
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey has harsh words for Roy Moore. But “resign” is not one of them.
Watch Out for New Wrong-Way Signs as Season for DUI Enforcement Begins
Thanksgiving is one of the worst times for drunken drivers
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Federal Bitcoin Case Against Brain Scientist Peter Steinmetz Falls Apart
A transcript with an undercover agent shows that Peter Steinmetz didn’t agree to an illegal deal.
Goldwater Institute Turns Neighborhood Drama Into War on Christmas
The Sepanek House in the Arcadia neighborhood will not be lit up this year after dispute with the City.
UPDATE: ACLU Sues Phoenix PD Over Lack Transparency on Trump Protest Probe
Officials promised quick response to requests for public records investigating event; it will now be at least the end of the year before report released.
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CBD Spells Relief for Scottsdale 13-Year-Old With Seizures
Emma Crozier has been getting treatment with the cannabis extract since her mom heard Dr. Sanjay Gupta talk about the product
Arizona Agency Defies DEA, Okays Cannabis Extracts for Foster Parents
Products with extracted CBD may be against federal law, but they’re fine with the Arizona Department of Child Safety.
The Enduring Sins of Joe Arpaio: Newspapermen Michael Lacey and Jim Larkin Speak Out in Response to Donald Trump’s Pardon of America’s Worst Sheriff
“Rex Tillerson was right: Donald Trump is a moron and his pardon of Joe Arpaio proves it,” Lacey said.
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Arizona Supreme Court Upholds Medicaid Expansion in Blow to GOP Challenge
With the court firmly on the side of the state Medicaid agency, the third time was evidently not a charm for Republican lawmakers seeking to undo the law.