Sammantha Allen Sentenced to Death for Murder of Ame Deal
She’ll be the third woman on Arizona’s death row.
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Meet the Other Two Women Currently on Arizona’s Death Row
Sammantha Allen will join Shawna Forde and Wendy Adriano on death row
SOS Arizona May Have Won Its Race to Put School Vouchers Law on Ballot — For Now
After months of volunteering, Tom Giller is determined to save Arizona public schools from a law expanding school vouchers.
Dark Cloud of Alleged Sex Abuse Continues to Follow Former Phoenix Bishop O’Brien
He resigned from the top post in the Catholic diocese here in 2003 and now Thomas O’Brien faces new allegations in court that he was himself an abuser.
Can You Identify Fake News? Some of the Most Ridiculous Stories From Arizona
University of Arizona researchers put together a report of tips to spot and stop fake news.
New Report: Arizona’s Drug Sentencing Policies Have Failed
Incarcerating people whose most serious crime is a drug offense costs the state more than half a million dollars per day.
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Mesa Doctor Breaks World Record for Largest Tumor Removal and It’s Kind of Gross
The minimally invasive surgery prepares patients to take on the next steps of fighting cancer at full force.
What’s Behind the Funding Shakeup at the Phoenix Police Academy?
Belt-tightening at the Arizona officer training board has led to the death of an agreement that funds the law enforcement training academy in Phoenix.
McCain, Flake Join Epic First Amendment Battle Versus Backpage.com
Arizona Senators and 18 others introduce bill to crack down on the controversial website, which is accused of fostering sex trafficking.
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Ex-Sheriff Is a No-Show for the Joe Show, but the Case Edges Closer to Sentencing
Much of the hearing was about whether Arpaio was present on the phone as ordered and if he wanted to waive his rights to attend. He was not present to hear Bolton rule that lawyers for him and the government have until Sept. 29 to submit all the written materials needed before sentencing.
Activists: Trump’s Support for RAISE Immigration Bill Just a Distraction
Activists, politicians and economists are begging Congress to ignore the RAISE Act
VIDEO: Molotov Cocktails Thrown At Fourth Avenue Jail
Sheriff Paul Penzone described the firebombing as “an attack on law enforcement and the community at large.”
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ADOC Director Feuds With Federal Judge After Being Told He Can’t Harass Inmates
“This kind of public attack on the legitimacy of the court — coming from a top state official — is very disturbing.”
Can You See Yourself in a Peoria Tie or Feeding Fido Out of a Peoria Dog Bowl?
The city of Peoria is in the middle of an all-out merchandizing blitz with their new slogan and city flag.
Commissioners Linked to Former Director’s Nonprofit Permeate Governor’s Faith Office
NotMYkid will receive up to $600,000 in grants from state agency; the governor’s office says board members with conflicts are not involved in decision.
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AZ Democrats: Supporting Anti-Abortion Candidates is ‘Politically Stupid’ for Party
Arizona Democrats and women’s health advocates condemn the national party’s announcement to fund anti-abortion candidates.
We Read Jeff Flake’s New Book So That You Don’t Have To
You’re welcome.
Here’s How Phoenix’s Homeless Survive Monsoon Season
If monsoon season’s got you down, imagine how Phoenix’s homeless feel.
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Diamondbacks versus Taxpayers: Nine Stadium Issues That Will Determine If the Team is Out
Team says Chase Field is antiquated and needs $185 million in repairs or its out of its lease. The ball is now in Maricopa County Superior Court.
‘Karma’s a Bitch’: Arizona Victims of Joe Arpaio React to Ex-Sheriff’s Conviction
Former Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s victims and detractors applauded Monday’s ruling, but also lamented that it didn’t come sooner, considering his past.
A Look Back at Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s Tumultuous Career
Former Sheriff Joe Arpaio finally met his match and was convicted of criminal contempt.
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U.S. Judge: Joe Arpaio is Guilty of Criminal Contempt of Court
Federal judge rules Arpaio was guilty of criminal contempt of court for ignoring a court orders in civil rights case.