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.”
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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.
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.
Help Wanted: Phoenix New Times Seeks Part-Time Editorial Assistant
Phoenix New Times has an immediate opening for a part-time editorial assistant. This entry-level position is perfect for an organized self-starter who derives satisfaction from handling multiple tasks and working independently on long-term projects. Ideal candidates will have a college degree; excellent organizational and communication skills; computer, grammar, and math…
The Libertarians Versus the City Courts: How Much Is Too Much Revenue?
Several city courts are pushing back on a report from the libertarian Goldwater Institute that said some Arizona municipal courts bring in millions of dollars from fines and fees.
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Hot Nights, Cold Cases, Part 2: Homicide Detective Can Be ‘Loneliest Job in the World’
The trail goes cold quickly if a murder isn’t solved in the first 48 hours, experts say That’s what happened in the investigations of the 2007 deaths of Gina Guthrie and Sandra Jakubowski.
John McCain Through the Years: A Hero We Love to Hate
McCain is receiving praise for voting ‘no’ on the ‘Skinny Repeal’ but when will we start to loathe him again?
Viewers Revel in McCain’s Thumbs-Down Gladiator Moment on Health Care Vote
Senator John McCain sure knows how to milk a moment.
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These ASU Police Employees May Be on the Hook for the University’s Legal Fees
A judge found a complaint “legally or factually baseless from an objective perspective.”
Phoenix PD’s New Immigration Policy Helps Victims Afraid to Report Crimes
Officers can’t ask victims or witnesses of crimes for their status, call ICE or question students about their status on school grounds.
He Found the Tree to Hang Himself; Instead, Marc Raciti, Wife Now Help Other Vets
Marc and Sonja Raciti, both veterans, wrote a book about their experiences with PTSD.
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McCain’s Resolve Holds: He Casts Deciding Vote to Defeat Repeal of Affordable Care Act
Early Friday morning East Coast time, the Arizona senator rebuffed appeals by fellow Republicans and did what he said he would do: Vote against the legislation as it was written.
ASU Student Sends Man’s Unsolicited Dick Pic (Not This Kind) to His Mom
The mother apologized on behalf of her son.
Iraqi Christian Held in Arizona Among 1,400 Who Get a Reprieve From Deportation
Jalal Markos and other Iraqi nationals being held in a Florence detention facility will not be deported immediately to a war-torn country.
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McCain: ‘No Reason to Force’ Transgender Service Members ‘to Leave Military’
Arizona advocacy groups aren’t happy with the presidential tweets.