Growing Conventional: HempCon Is the Latest Cannabis Expo Coming to Phoenix
The steady growth of Arizona’s medical marijuana market has attracted another major cannabis-themed convention to the state: the HempCon Cannabis Business Expo.
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Meet the New Mayor: Thelda Williams to Serve in Interim Before Special Election
“I want us to be as nonpartisan as possible,” Thelda Williams said.
Chelsee Dennis Died After Phoenix Prosecutors Violated Own Policy by Dropping Charges
Emails reveal an agency every bit as concerned about spinning its own problems as it is with fixing them, accusing New Times of “bullying.”
Mesa Police in Crisis After Another Video Showing Cops Abusing Suspects Surfaces
Chief Ramon Batista announced that several reviews were underway regarding the incidents. He also hired ex-county attorney Rick Romley to help review the latest two incidents.
Twitter Personality Deletes Account After Accusing Attorney in Scottsdale Murders
@ClueHeywood, a popular Phoenix Twitter user, accused a fellow attorney of carrying out the massacre. “I apologize to anyone I’ve hurt,” he said.
Mesa Police Release Report, Body-Cam Videos of Violent Arrest
Protesters with anti-police signs gathered at police headquarters; “this in no way represents the whole work that is done every day,” chief says.
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Days Before Shooting Started, Scottsdale Murder Suspect Sought Media Attention
Dwight Lamon Jones, 56, began tweeting furiously about his divorce on May 25, six days before he shot forensic psychiatrist Steven Pitt.
Mesa Chief: Beating of Black Man by Cops in Video ‘Looks Like a Mistake’
Batista made statements to the media that were highly critical of the video and his officers.
Videos: Mass Murderer Narrates as Ex-Wife Interviewed by Dr. Steven Pitt
Dwight Jones, accused of killing six people before taking his own life, posted videos of ex-wife talking with famed forensic psychiatrist.
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Disputed Divorce Led Dwight Jones to Commit Mass Murder, Cops Say
Dwight Lamon Jones, a 56-year-old man, was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot on Monday morning.
Murder Spree Took Six Lives Before Suspect Killed Himself at Scottsdale Hotel
The suspect in three, possibly four, connected murders that shocked the legal community was found dead on Monday morning of a self-inflicted gunshot wound following a police standoff at a Scottsdale hotel.
Rogue’s Gallery: Six Shamed Arizona Republicans Are Running in 2018
Could this be a record?
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Scottsdale Police Ask Public to Stay ‘Vigilant’ After Connecting Three of Four Shootings
Although Scottsdale police have determined that the previous three killings are related, police are trying to determine how this latest shooting fits in.
Tweetstorm: Phoenix Councilman Sal DiCiccio Goes Off the Rails on Light Rail Fare-Jumping
“MURDER ON THE LIGHT RAIL EXPRESS,” Phoenix City Councilman Sal DiCiccio wrote on Twitter on Friday.
Author John Carreyrou Tells How Theranos Scammed Doug Ducey and Arizona
In the process, Arizona Governor Ducey “essentially became a public supporter of Theranos,” says author John Carreyrou.
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Here’s Who Officially Qualified for a Spot on the Ballot for the 2018 Elections
Every statewide office and every seat in Congress — plus one hotly contested Senate seat — are up for grabs in Arizona this year.
Report of 62,000 Waymo Driverless Vehicles Coming to Phoenix in 2018 Is Fake News
Waymo denied the report, saying some of the new Pacificas would arrive in Phoenix, but that Waymo can’t yet say how many.
Activist: New Times Photos Likely Show Mexican Military Planting Drugs Near Border
“Mexican military, just like our own customs and border patrol agents, often get paid off to help ferry loads through.”
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Fort Worth to Phoenix Teachers: Your Paycheck Will be Bigger in Texas
“Our goal is not to steal teachers,” said Clint Bond, a spokesperson for the Fort Worth Independent School District.
Phillip Woolbright, Disgraced Arizona Justice of the Peace, Wants His Office Back
He was removed from office in 2012 for judicial misconduct.
Mass Resignations Hit Phoenix’s Complete Streets Advisory Board
Nearly all of the Complete Streets board abruptly resigned.
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Arizona Bioindustry Association Defends Top Awards Given to Theranos and Insys Therapeutics
Insys Founder John Kapoor “has done tremendous good for patients,” AZBio’s CEO says.