Allister Adel Promises Change, Avoids Specifics at First Press Conference
“I’d need to dive further into those issues to answer,” Adel said when asked about the viral video of a Phoenix cop and racist Facebook posts.
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Mesa cop calls people ‘idiots’ for asking about Daniel Shaver shooting
On a post calling for recruits, someone asked if “making innocent civilians crawl down a hotel hallway” was “taught at the academy?”
Phoenix Has a $5 Million Program to Help the Homeless. What Is It Doing?
In 13 months, Community Bridges Inc. got paid a little less than $1 million to get 294 people off Phoenix streets.
Sheriff Penzone Ducks Out of Maryvale Community Meeting Without Speaking
The move, which could not be explained by other MCSO deputies present, upset many attendees.
‘If You’re Not White, You’re Not Right’: Company Settles Over Alleged Racism
Clinton Lee said his supervisor at Arizona Discount Movers in Phoenix often started staff meetings with the Nazi salute
As Summer Ends, Utilities Prepare to Resume Disconnections for Unpaid Bills
Things could get chaotic.
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Dog Pee or Scorpions? Cubs Prez Theo Epstein’s Wild Landlord-Tenant Dispute
Did Epstein’s 10-pound mutt wreck a $1 million home?
The Forest Service Ignored Apache Religion in Its Review of Oak Flat Copper Mine
Oak Flat is sacred to the San Carlos Apache, who say that the feds ignored its religious significance in a review of a proposed copper mine there.
Large-Scale Dispensaries Are Still the Main Backers of Arizona’s Pot Initiative
The biggest contributors to Arizona’s initiative to legalize marijuana are — you guessed it — dispensaries.
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Arizona Agency Leaving Developmentally Disabled People Behind
In the last 25 years, conditions have never as bad as they are now for disabled individuals who rely on the state’s care, the resident said.
At Least Two Phoenix Cops to Be Disciplined Over Facebook Posts
Some officers are bemoaning their perceived lack of free speech, applying for jobs elsewhere, and even suing the city for trying to discipline them.
City of Phoenix Botched Water Line Replacement, Sunnyslope Residents Say
“I figured the city knew what it was doing,” one homeowner said.
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The War on Mesquite: Collateral Damage in Howard Buffett’s Border Crusade
Did billionaire Warren Buffett’s son want to restore grasslands or make it easier to catch migrants in Cochise County?
Phoenix Tech Company Is in ‘Valley of Death,’ Per Embattled CEO’s Leaked Email
Doug Ducey lauded SurchX last year as a job creator and economic boon to Arizona. Now down to 27 employees, it’s walking through the “Valley of Death”
Missing Phoenix Woman Returns Home, Found in Mexico and Freed from Houston
“I’m so happy I’m finally coming home,” Lopatofsky said on Thursday as she and her mother waited at the airport for their long-overdue flight to Phoenix.
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The Smell of Hickman’s Chicken Poop Is Killing This Rural Arizona Community
In Tonopah, businesses are shutting down, and residents are moving away.
Arizona Republic Journalists Overwhelmingly Vote to Unionize
The election follows a tense month at the Phoenix-based newspaper.
Phoenix Cop Sues Chief Over Facebook Post Investigation
“The most common name for a convicted gang rapist in England is…Muhammed,” reads a Facebook post made by Phoenix Police Sergeant Juan Hernandez.
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Arizona Lost 10 Percent of Its Licensed Foster Homes Last Year, Report Finds
Former foster parents shed light on why some foster parents are choosing to close their licenses.
6-Year-Old Pedestrian Killed in Collision Loved Batman, Spending Time With Family
Rayden Ginsburg “could light up a room with a smile.”
The Imaginarea Vandalized as Owners Struggle to Replace The Lavatory
Following the vandalism, rooms will reopen next month without any Tonnesen art.
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8 Pregnant Women Found in Home of County Assessor Accused of Adoption Scheme
Paul Petersen has also been charged with crimes in Utah and Arkansas..