Deployed, Then Deported: How a US Navy Vet from Phoenix Was Exiled to Mexico
Alex Murillo served his country. Then he was kicked out.
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Fifth Phoenix Cop Fired This Year, This Time for Alleged Stalking
Marcos Rodriguez, who was accused of stalking a woman and making unwanted sexual advances, is the fifth Phoenix cop to be fired this year.
As Tucson Counts Sanctuary City Vote, Mohave County Calls Itself Gun ‘Sanctuary’
Tucson could soon become a sanctuary city for immigrants. Meanwhile, Mohave County has declared itself a “sanctuary county” for an entirely different group: gun owners.
ADC Wants Fresh Settlement in Prison Health Care Case as Plaintiffs Seek Trial
The decision rests in the hands of Judge Roslyn Silver.
Video: Tempe Police Tased Black Man in His Home as He Held His Baby
The body camera footage of the incident is likely to inflame tensions between racial justice activists and the Tempe Police Department.
Rodney Glassman Raising Cash for Official Who Could Vote to Appoint Him Assessor
Conflict-of-interest, much?
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Mesa Police Chief Steps Down After Police Union Ouster
Batista’s resignation comes after months of turmoil with the Mesa police union, which initiated a vote of no confidence against the chief.
Hickman’s Flew Drones to Spy on Tonopah Residents Suing the Egg Company
“They’re just going to bully you and bully you and bully you until you give up.”
Democrats Sue Over Arizona Law That Gives Top Ballot Positions to Republicans
Republicans will get the top position on 2020 ballots in all but four Arizona counties. A new lawsuit aims to change that.
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Number of State Caseworkers on Family Medical Leave Increasing
The number of state disability caseworkers going on medical leave has almost tripled in recent years, according to data obtained by FOIA.
Father of Child Who Died After Suspected Abuse Sues CPS for Pulling Life Support
He’s accused of abusing and starving his 2-year-old until she was clinging to consciousness. But he’s suing CPS for pulling her life support.
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NAU Students’ ‘Immigrant Mother,’ Homeless Vet Halloween Costumes Spark Outrage
An Instagram post showing students in costume with dirty faces and cardboard signs is sparking outrage.
Prosecutors Want Migrant Helper Banned From Speaking About Trump at Trial
“Any reference to the President or his administration would be irrelevant and unfairly prejudicial,” the motion states.
UPDATE: Ex-Scottsdale Prosecutor ‘No Longer’ at County Attorney’s Office
Close left the Scottsdale prosecutor’s office amid revelations she badly bullied her employees. Now, she works for the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office.
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Ballot Initiative Would Limit Big Campaign Donors, Transform Elections in Arizona
The initiative would give every voter $100 to spend on political campaigns.
Waymo Ramping Up Fully Driverless Operations in Phoenix Area
Waymo has begun to make its fully driverless vehicles more visible on metro Phoenix streets.
AZ Utility Regulators Ignored Scientists for Months. Now They Want Their Help
The Corporation Commission contacted Arizona State University shortly after Phoenix New Times published a story about its failure to seek input from scientists.
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Make No Mistake: The Majority of Arizona’s Migrants This Year Were Family Units
Agent Jose Garibay of the Yuma Sector confirmed that Yuma Border Patrol was not planning to make a video.
Burger King Pulls Plans For Garfield Drive-Thru After Neighbors Push Back
The fast food chain did not have its way.
Gosar’s Western Caucus: Grand Canyon Bill Is ‘Ploy to Destroy’ Mining Industry
The group also claimed that uranium mining doesn’t cause environmental degradation.
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Phoenix School Investigating Officer’s Use of Pepper Spray, Handcuffs on Students
The two incidents at Isaac Middle School occurred within the course of a week, and involve the same officer.