Despite Armed Protests, CAIR-Arizona Banquet Gets Record Turnout
“Fifty years from now, they’re going to say that CAIR was one of the most effective civil rights organization of all time,” Linda Sarsour told the crowd.
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Arizona’s Andy Biggs Co-Sponsors Resolution Demanding Robert Mueller’s Removal
The special counsel investigating the Trump campaign’s ties to Russia has been in Biggs’ crosshairs for a while.
Revenge Porn Operator Craig Brittain Running for Jeff Flake’s Senate Seat
In case you thought the race couldn’t get any crazier…
Trump Administration: Get Ready for Uranium Mining Around Grand Canyon
“Who stands to bear the risks and pay the ultimate costs are the public and Native American tribes,” said a director with the Grand Canyon Trust.
Montel Williams Sues Arizona Ex-Con, Claiming Cannabis-Oil Ads Are Scams
Former talk-show host’s suit says ads by Tim Isaac’s companies falsely claim “products … have been tested, created, or recommended by Williams”
Update: Penzone to Inmates Who Don’t Like MCSO Jail Food — Don’t Do the Crime
Advocates say inmates are only fed two meals a day and one of them is mystery slop.
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Pro-Trump, Conspiracy ‘Reporter’ Darin Damme Leaving KTAR Radio
“The scandals that were once hidden are now out in the open,” the controversial host wrote in an announcement of his departure.
Rule Reversal: Governor Doug Ducey Is Hellbent on Deregulating Arizona
Pretty soon, dreary and cheaply made buildings might be the standard in this state.
What Arizona Lawmakers Are Saying (and Not Saying) About Russia Probe
Only four of the 11 members of the Arizona Congressional delegation commented publicly on social media about the pair of Russia indictments.
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The Billboard Battle: Anti-Marijuana Group Wants Pro-Pot Signage Gone
One side encourages marijuana use; the other took campaign donations from opioid manufacturers and the liquor industry.
5 Ways SB 1070 Changed Arizona: A Reading List
Stories that everyone should read about the state’s infamous law
‘Fantastic!’ Transgender Vet, Advocates Cheer After Military Ban Lifted
Phoenix Pride called the ban “ill-conceived, ill-advised, and hatefully-born.”
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Watch: Yandy.com Gets the Protest It Asked for Over Native American Costumes
A small but loud group protested cultural appropriation at the offices of costume retailer until police were called.
Some Great Hearts Students Join Anti-Transgender Policy Protest, Others Shout ‘MAGA!’
Some students are against the policy, while others want it to stay.
Chi Chi the Golden Retriever With No Paws Is Changing Lives in Arizona
Chi Chi lives the good life, and helps people in Arizona, after her rescue and quadruple amputation.
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Paul Gosar Versus His Siblings: Brother Calls Congressman an ‘Embarrassment’
In an interview, Congressman Gosar’s brother David said, “At what point do you draw the line in your family?”
A Battle Over Benefits Is Playing Out at a Somali Grocery Store in Phoenix
A Somali store struggles to provide federal benefits for customers. Advocates say bureaucracy is the problem..
Yandy Responds to New Times Article, Says Costumes “Pay Homage” to Native Americans
Yandy insists its sexy Halloween costumes respect Native American culture.
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Even With Stopgap, Water Cutoff May Leave New River High and Dry
The clock is ticking for water-seeking residents in the New River and Desert Hills communities north of Phoenix.
Insys Exec John Kapoor Appears in Arizona Court in Tennis Shoes, Pays $1M Bail
Kapoor’s lawyer says he’s innocent and that the opioid epidemic is just a “curious coincidence in timing.”
Milo Cancels Phoenix Visit, Blames ‘Left-Wing Bullies’
After several venue changes, the United Liberty Coalition has decided to cancel Milo Yiannopoulos’ speaking arrangement.
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Billionaire John Kapoor of Insys Therapeutics Arrested in Phoenix on Opioid Charges
John Kapoor, the billionaire founder of an Arizona pharmaceutical company, was arrested today in Phoenix.