Feds raid Zipps locations across Valley, draw loud protests
The raids appear to be part of an operation to serve warrants at 15 locations. There are 15 Zipps in the Valley.
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Gallego wants to block ICE funding after agents ‘executed’ citizen
“It’s not my responsibility to make their jobs any easier, especially when they’re killing U.S. citizens,” Gallego said.
More LGBTQ+ Arizonans are buying guns and learning self-defense
Many LGBTQ+ Arizonans are learning to defend themselves in the face of political hostilities.
Ex-Diamondbacks player: Alex Pretti was ‘straight murdered’ by feds
“I don’t care about what side you’re on or who you voted for, this is wrong,” wrote ex-ASU star Kole Calhoun on Instagram.
GOP lawmaker wants to ban ‘illegal Chinese vapes’ in Arizona
State Sen. Shawnna Bolick’s bill would crack down on illegal vape products in Arizona, particularly those aimed at kids.
Measles exposures reported in Gilbert, possible Valley outbreak looms
Some areas of the Valley have low vaccination rates, meaning measles could spread quickly.
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Video: Phoenix protesters, agents clash outside of ICE field office
A protest outside of ICE’s Phoenix field office resulted in one person being detained and others being maced, activists said.
Did Kris Mayes really justify shooting ICE agents?
Mayes said this week that masked ICE agents and an armed populace are a toxic mix. Her opponents said she promoted violence.
How to legally film ICE — and lower the risk of them tracking you
Filming ICE is legal, but it can also help authorities track you and others. Here’s what you can do.
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U.S. military to conduct exercises in Phoenix over the next month
Police say the exercises are not related to immigration enforcement, but one city councilmember is not happy.
Phoenix among best cities for homebuyers amid market shift
Phoenix homebuyers wildly outnumbered homesellers in December. But is that translating to lower prices?
LGBTQ groups pushing same-sex marriage measure that OKs discrimination
Two advocacy groups are trying to codify same-sex marriage protections — while including a carveout for religious objectors.
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Pinal County Attorney used Signal to skirt public records law
Republican prosecutor Brad Miller denied that he has Signal on his phone, but Phoenix New Times has seen the messages.
GOP sheriff backtracks after suggesting he’d arrest ICE agents
Jerry Sheridan talked a big game about standing up to illegal ICE activity. Then he reversed course.
ASU students hold walkout to protest Trump and ICE
The protest was part of a nationwide “Free America Walkout” held on the anniversary of Donald Trump’s inauguration.
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Why is an Arizona sheriff shilling for a private drone company?
The Cochise County Sheriff’s Office has run a media blitz for drone company Draganfly, possibly benefiting a Trump associate.
New Phoenix spring forecast released: What to expect
You can probably start packing up your winter gear. A trademark Arizona spring is on the way.
Republican wants voters to change their minds, repeal legal weed
Arizona voters legalized recreational weed in 2020. A Republican strategist is pushing a ballot initiative to undo that.
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Sinema seduced bodyguard and ruined his marriage, lawsuit claims
An explosive lawsuit claims Kyrsten Sinema put the moves on a member of her security detail and pushed him to try MDMA.
GOP bill makes it harder to see how cops use AI license plate cameras
GOP state Sen. Kevin Payne says his bill stops “government overreach,” but experts on license-plate readers say the opposite.
Mesa pharmacy mistakenly gave woman cancer drug, lawsuit says
A December lawsuit claims a 73-year-old woman got very sick after a Safeway pharmacy filled the wrong prescription.
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Ex-cop who shot and killed wrong man sues Glendale for firing him
Former Glendale officer Juan Gonzales was canned for fatally shooting Dillon Siebeck, an innocent bystander, last year.