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FBI arrests Phoenix ‘pedo cop’ on child porn charges
Alaa Robert Bartley accused of asking woman to “groom minors for daddy.”
Phoenix fires cop involved in fatal shooting of Somali refugee
Ali Osman struggled with mental health issues. He was gunned down by officers during a rock throwing incident in 2022.
Stepping for a cause: 16 photos from AIDS Walk Arizona
The walk and 5K run filled Tempe Beach Park with crowds raising awareness and money for HIV.
Your guide to the best Phoenix 4/20 events, parties and deals in 2024
Cannabis connoisseurs, take note: The events, festivals and parties start on Friday and run all weekend long.
Recreational buyers push Arizona weed sales past $1.43 billion in 2023
Recreational sales are leaving medical sales in the dust, scoring another billion dollar year for bud.
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Phoenix expands heat protections for 10,000 outdoor workers
“This is your win”: Sky Harbor workers applaud the move but fear retaliation if they take breaks or feel sick.
Arizona Republicans now regret abortion ban they refused to repeal
GOP lawmakers across the state are flip-flopping their way to outrage over Tuesday’s court ruling.
Rachel Mitchell tries to navigate Arizona abortion ban ruling
Maricopa County Attorney calls on lawmakers to enact “reasonable” abortion law, says women won’t be prosecuted for abortions.
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Arizona Supreme Court reinstates Civil War ban on abortions
Prominent Arizona Democrats denounced the decision. Even former Gov. Doug Ducey, a Republican, said the ruling is “not the outcome I preferred.”
Rivals pounce on Rachel Mitchell’s plea deal with former prisons boss
GOP primary opponent blasts Maricopa County Attorney for “sweetheart deal” giving Charles Ryan probation for armed, drunken standoff with police.
Suns owner Mat Ishbia accused of anti-gay slur in voicemail tirade
LGBTQ+ advocates condemned his remarks, while the press-savvy billionaire has gone quiet since the slur was first reported.
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18 photos from the Errl Cup’s dope weekend festival in Mesa
The twice-a-year outdoor cannabis event offers two days of swag, contests and fun.
How to meet TikTok-famous Cavinder twins during Final Four in Phoenix
NCAA hoopsters Haley and Hanna Cavinder, who grew up in the Valley, host a championship pre-game party at BJ’s in Peoria.
Measure to enshrine abortion rights poised to reach Arizona ballot
High-profile Democrats – including Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes and Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer – rally over reproductive rights.
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‘You’re gonna pack the jails’: Phoenix targets unhoused with camping ban
City Council committee OKs banning unhoused people from camping near schools, childcare facilities and shelters despite concerns about enforcement.
GOP lawmaker denounces LGBTQ+ people during sermon in Arizona House
Rep. Lupe Diaz calls U.S. “unrighteous” thanks to trans people, non-Christians.
Where to park at State Farm Stadium for the Final Four
It’s time to figure out parking for the Final Four. Here’s a map, guide and more to help.
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Your guide to Final Four music, festivities and other fun in Phoenix
Another mega sporting event has landed in Phoenix. Here’s how to enjoy what the Final Four offers – even if you don’t have tickets.
How Phoenix undercut its own police oversight agency
City officials meddled with the Office of Accountability and Transparency, leading to its director quitting and a lawsuit.
Metro Phoenix road rage killer gets 25-year prison sentence
Frank Lawrence is the new poster boy for Arizona’s road rage problem, which ranks as the worst in the U.S.
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Pot magic show ‘Smokus Pocus’ leaves Phoenix weed lovers empowered
Magician Ben Zabin performs the laid back show with bongs, lighters and jars of weed to celebrate what is often considered taboo.