Cindy McCain Defends APS, Don Brandt, Forgets Nearly $1 Million in Donations
The Arizona Public Service Foundation has donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to the McCain Institute.
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Tempe Police ‘Positive Ticketing Campaign’ Sparks Confusion, Backlash
12 News mischaracterized the campaign, prompting many to criticize the department for something police now say they aren’t doing and never intended to do
APS CEO Don Brandt Breaks Silence, Agrees to Appear Before Regulators
He just doesn’t want to do it when they’re asking him to.
Republicans Who Pounced on David Stringer Stay Silent on Sylvia Allen
Nothing from Governor Ducey.
ASU Criticized for Reprimanding J-School Student for Tweet About Immigrant Father
The incident happened in 2016.
Bill Montgomery Makes Final Cut of 7 Supreme Court Picks; Ducey Will Decide
The commission tasked with finding a new state Supreme Court justice selected seven finalists, including Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery.
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Protesters Say Bill Montgomery Shouldn’t Be on State Supreme Court
The protest, organized by the ACLU of Arizona, was held to demand Bill Montgomery drop out of the running for a seat on the state Supreme Court.
Sen. Sylvia Allen Warns the U.S. Will Soon ‘Look Like South American Countries’
“We are not reproducing ourselves, the birthrates. But here’s what I see is the issue. It’s because of immigration.”
Update: Gannett, Gatehouse Announce Monstrous Merger as Republic Talks Union
The Arizona Republic’s parent company, Gannett, is reportedly in talks to merge with another media giant, GateHouse, while the Republic’s reporters consider joining a union.
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Lawsuit Against Bill Montgomery’s Marijuana Diversion Shakedown Moves Ahead
‘This is a huge victory for people who are being nickel-and-dimed by Montgomery’s office & TASC for marijuana possession, often for very small amounts’
Despite Changes, Phoenix Discrimination Watchdog Still Perceived as Biased
A union leader said that in some cases, he would advise employees to avoid taking discrimination complaints to the Equal Opportunity Department.
Death Toll Rises as Two More Migrants’ Bodies Found Outside Tucson
The 22-year-old woman died just a few feet from a new housing development.
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UPDATED: Kingman Prison, Site of 2015 Riots, Faces Water Shortages
Kingman Prison has access to half its usual water supply. The county water provider says it’s obligated to prioritize a power plant over the prison.
Phoenix Welcome Center Opens for Asylum-Seeking Families
On Monday, the Phoenix Welcome Center will open its doors, providing transitional support to asylum-seekers released from detention centers.
In the Southwest, Monsoons Are Becoming More Intense and Frequent, Study Finds
Hotter, wetter, more dangerous.
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Parents File $3.5M Wrongful Death Suit After Mesa Police Killed Their Son
Patricia and Caesar Lopez allege Mesa police unnecessarily used lethal force against their 21-year-old son and are demanding a jury trial and damages.
Mesa Cop Placed on Home Duty After New Harassment Allegations Surface
Two more women have come forward, and this time, they’re civilians.
Phoenix Police May Be Pursuing Charges Against Cop in Viral Video
Texts show the Phoenix Police Department may pursue criminal charges against the cop who threatened to kill Ames, shouting, “I’m gonna put a fucking cap in your fucking head!”
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A Priest in Tucson Abused Him When He Was 12. At 60, He’s Finally Able to Sue
Charles Taylor tried to sue the Episcopal Church in 1991, alleging he was sexually abused at age 12 by Father Richard Babcock. The case was dismissed.
Fox10’s Kari Lake Back on Air After Weeklong Hiatus
She did not address her controversial remarks.
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Ex-Phoenix Assistant Water Director Discriminated Against, Targeted Employees
Two city investigations found Alisha Solano scared and targeted employees, creating “a chilling effect on those who wished to exercise their rights.”