Whistleblower: ICE Denied Arizona Detainees Proper Medical and Psychiatric Care
Without the treatment he needed, one detainee’s psychiatric symptoms got so bad that he “lacerated his penis,” requiring hospitalization and surgery, the report said.
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APS Knew of Flaws in Its Rate Comparison Tool Back in 2017, Complaints Show
“I found out today from a representative at APS who contacted me that the tool comparison box was inaccurate,” a customer told regulators in 2017.
Tempe Decides Not to Pay Ex-Police Chief $150K After Email
An email sent to Tempe Mayor Mark Mitchell, City Council members, and the city manager may offer some insight as to why the city changed its mind.
Dem Calls for Kern to Resign as Rules Chair Over Anti-LGBTQ Comments
“When you spread misinformation about vulnerable communities, you make them targets.”
For a Tiny Police Department, Globe Has Big Problems
At the 26-member Globe PD, two chiefs resigned (one is suing), two got banned from law enforcement, two were suspended, and two were accused of abuse.
REx Marks the Spot: Arizona Scientists Pick Asteroid Landing Site for Spacecraft
NASA is one step closer to collecting its first sample from an asteroid.
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Stuck in the Past: Valley Lags Behind Other Urban Areas on Safe Needle Disposal
It’s a lose-lose decision: Carry needles and risk a felony conviction, or dispose of them improperly, putting the public at risk.
Migrants Return to Nogales After ‘Remain in Mexico’ Transfers, Alleging Assault
“They came back to Nogales because I think they felt safer,” said Katie Sharar, director of communications at Kino Border Initiative.
Debbie Lesko Dukes It Out With Bette Midler on Twitter
It’s 2019 and Twitter is an a endless and empty hole.
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Kelly’s Lead Over McSally Shrinks in Latest Poll
But McSally has gained ground in Kelly for the first time since OH Predictive Insights has conducted quarterly polls on the race.
New APS Chief Promises Change Amid Problems With Customer Bills
Jeff Guldner apologized publicly on Wednesday for a flawed rate comparison tool that gave customers bad advice.
Police: Child Porn Found on Pinal County Detention Officer’s Phone
Vasquez told police he had videos and photos of children as young as toddlers on his cellphone, police say.
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State Rep. Anthony Kern: ‘Do You Want LGBTQ Rights to Take Over?’
“I could pull it up and show you anything on that porn site is what is going to be taught to your kids, your little kindergartners.”
McSally Has Taken $12K From a Military Landlord She Called a ‘Slumlord’
The senator took a max donation from the board chair of a company found to have neglected mold infestations in military housing.
Ducey-Appointed Nursing Board Member Said ‘Minorities’ Are ‘Trying to Change Us’
The governor’s spokesperson said Arizona law does not grant him the authority to fire Gillette for her inflammatory comments.
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Food Bank for HIV Patients to Rework Policy After Man Said He Got Expired Food
For HIV and AIDS patients with compromised immune systems, eating bad food could lead to life-threatening infections.
Tribal Cop Under Investigation for Domestic Violence
She tried to protect her neck as she feared for her life and she screamed for her 10-year-old daughter to come,” Faust said.
APS Used Backdoor Charitable Donations to Sway Regulators, Report Warns
Had it not been for a subpoena earlier this year, we might not know the full extent of APS’s charitable spending.
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Most-Read Phoenix New Times News Stories in 2019
From abusive police officers to Kari Lake, Phoenix New Times writers covered the waterfront in 2019.
Lawsuit: APS Refused to Pay Texas Maintenance Company Nearly $900,000
An APS audit of the situation “unsurprisingly confirmed its own flawed premise,” according to the complaint.
Women’s Rights Activists Ask for Accountability in Migrant Detention Centers
Advocates call for legislation mandating oversight of Arizona’s ICE detention centers.
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Poll Shows Trump Tied With Biden and Buttigieg in Arizona
“Depending on who Democrats select as their nominee, the Grand Canyon State may be in for one of the tightest presidential races in memory.”