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.
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Ame Deal Verdict: John and Sammantha Allen First Couple Sentenced to Death in Arizona
No other husband and wife have been executed in state.
Ducey Administration Pushes Back on Report It Greased Wheels for Ashford University
When school had trouble getting approval in California, guess where it headed instead?
The CBD Oil Boom: Making Money on Medical Marijuana for the Masses
Ex-con Chris Martin and family tapping into an industry already generating tens of millions of dollars and may triple in revenue in the next three years.
Confederate Memorial Vandal Confesses to New Times, Denies Channel 12 Collusion
Tim Coomer says he asked Channel 12 news crew, “Can you let me finish?” But he says there was no collusion with the journalists.
Are Some Arizonans Being Deprived of Their Voting Rights?
The Secretary of State’s office says it’s hoping to set up a meeting to address the issues.
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Ever Want to Throw a Boulder Through Government Door? Don’t
Security camera footage shows that it apparently took Jason Link a few tries to break the glass.
Senator Kamala Harris Wants Probe of ‘Miracle Drug’ Touted by Governor Ducey
Arizona began administering the drug, which prevents users from feeling the high of opiates, to selected prisoners in August.
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Without a ‘Clean’ Dream Act, What Are Dreamers’ Options?
If Congress doesn’t find a solution to DACA 800,000 young immigrants will be left in the lurch — and could be susceptible to fraud.
Watch: Grand Canyon Escalade Developer Gives Navajo Nation the Bird
The Navajo Nation Committee voted down a development plan for tourism in the Grand Canyon.
Two Adults, Two Children Found Dead in Scottsdale Neighborhood
Police say a gun was used; little information available
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Vietnam Vet Finds New Life in an Unexpected Place: Crafts
Recreational therapy helps one veteran take back his life.
Governor Ducey Loved New Times Deregulation Headline Until Somebody Read Story
Governor tweeted: “GREAT headline … about Arizona’s efforts to grow our economy and create jobs!” Maybe you should read the story.
If a Self-Driving Car Crashes, Who’s to Blame? Your Guess Is as Good as the Governor’s
Waymo announced there will be fully autonomous cars coming to Chandler. Law enforcement still doesn’t know what to do if these cars crash.
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Arpaio Spends Anniversary of Loss Getting His Teeth Cleaned
There’s a new sheriff in town — but have things really changed?
Final Justice for Girl in the Box: Jury Convicts Last of Ame Deal’s Accused Killers
John Allen is the last of the family members facing sentencing for the death of the 10-year-old Phoenix girl in 2011.
Death Penalty Overturned for Prisoner Who Cut Off Fellow Inmate’s Penis
The court messed up by failing to tell jurors that Jasper Rushing wasn’t eligible for parole.
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Update: Kevin Spacey Joins Weinstein, Other Celebs Who’ve Done Rehab in Arizona
We’re known for our dry heat and celebrity rehabilitation.
Really, Arizona Regents, You Don’t Think We Need Disability Studies?
I have been majoring in disability studies for 14 and a half years, since the day my daughter Sophie was born with Down syndrome.
Who’s Afraid of Endorsing Kyrsten Sinema?
The Democratic Senate candidate’s personal story is compelling but her record in Congress has alienated many progressive members of her party.
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Despite Armed Protests, CAIR-Arizona Banquet Gets Record Turnout
“Fifty years from now, they’re going to say that CAIR was one of the most effective civil rights organization of all time,” Linda Sarsour told the crowd.