Feds: Arizona School Officials Misspent $426,451 of Tech-Ed Funds
Misspending at a Cottonwood school has forced Arizona to pay back the feds more than $400,000 in two years.
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‘I’m Not Finished With You’: Court Documents Allege Cop Preyed on Female Drivers
The trooper held women at traffic stops and asked them what they were “willing to do” to stay out of jail, according to court documents.
Goodyear Police Chief, Deputy Chief Placed on Administrative Leave
Goodyear Police Chief Jerry Geier and his deputy chief, Justin Hughes, have been placed on administrative over allegations of impropriety.
New ADC Director David Shinn Oversaw Ban on Books In California Federal Prison
A lil’ background on David Shinn, who’s been tapped to replace Chuck Ryan.
‘It Was Almost a Brawl:’ Marijuana Panel Descends Into Fighting and Yelling
They were supposed to talk about legalizing marijuana. Instead, they mostly talked over each other.
What We Know About Allister Adel, New Maricopa County Attorney
Here’s everything we know about Maricopa County’s first female county attorney, Allister Adel.
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Missing Phoenix Woman Found in Cancún, Mexico, Now Detained in Houston
A severely mentally ill woman who has been missing since April following a violent run in with Phoenix police has been found in Cancún, Mexico.
More Arizona Inmates Report Serious Injuries While Working at Hickman’s Egg Farm
Add a broken leg and a crushed hand to the list.
Guess Who’s Back: DES Office in Surprise Still Has Bedbugs
What’s most important is what the agency does next, a bedbug expert says.
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Mike Pence Courts Support From Arizona’s Latino Community Amid Impeachment Probe
The vice president boasted of economic gains among the Latino community in Arizona as an impeachment inquiry charged on in Washington.
Antonio Arce’s Family Wanted Answers. Tempe Demanded Secrecy
The penalty for violating the proposed NDA? $1 million.
Allister Adel Is the New Maricopa County Attorney Until January 2021
Allister Adel is now County Attorney for the remainder of Bill Montgomery’s term, improving her shot at winning the county attorney’s race in 2020.
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Tonnesen’s The Lavatory Reopening Friday Under New Name, New Management
Accused harasser Bill Tonnesen and his wife remain the landlords of the space, which has been renamed The Imaginarea and is under new management.
Penzone’s Sheriff’s Office Still Has Racial Bias in Traffic Stops
It’s the first report exclusively from Sheriff Penzone’s tenure, suggesting new leadership has not quelled the racial discrimination rampant during Joe Arpaio’s reign.
Lung Injuries From Vaping Look Like Chemical Fume Burns, New Research Finds
A Scottsdale-based researcher on the study said the damage he observed looked like what would have occurred in the lungs of soldiers exposed to lethal gases.
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Phoenix Police ‘United in Christ’ Event Sparks Backlash
“UNITED IN CHRIST A CALL TO PRAYER,” reads a peculiar flyer showing Phoenix Police Chief Jeri Williams with her head bowed and hands folded.
GOP Senate Candidate’s Business Imports From China, Despite American-Made Claims
The MakeUp Eraser: made in China.
Audit: Foster Parents Didn’t Get Enough Information About Children in Their Care
One foster parent said the department’s failure to provide information about a child’s allergies led to the child experiencing anaphylactic shock.
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City to Approve $125,000 Settlement for Woman Who Says Phoenix Cop Stalked Her
On Wednesday, the Phoenix City Council is set to approve a $125,000 settlement to a woman who says a Phoenix police officer stalked her.
Arizona Prison Food Company Investigates Suppliers Over Reports of ‘Unfit’ Meat
Its investigation isn’t finished, but Trinity Services Group swears it has not served food labeled “unfit for human consumption” in Arizona prisons.
New FBI Data: Crime Has Dropped, but Arizona Cops Aren’t Solving Violent Crimes
Violent crime is in decline, but clearance rates are still low. Phoenix Police Department’s clearance rate for rape is just 11 percent. For murder, it’s 45 percent.
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Bedbug Infestation at State DES Office Spreads to Second Office, Workers Say
“We’re taking care of vulnerable people in Arizona, but no one’s taking care of us.”