Arizona Department of Corrections Director Chuck Ryan Suddenly Retires
Chuck Ryan, director of the Arizona Department of Corrections, announced his retirement today following months of criticism.
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Phoenix Fires Cop Who Slapped Handcuffed Man in the Face
Tim Baiardi, a Phoenix police officer and former union leader who was caught on video slapping a handcuffed suspect, has been fired.
APS Customers Could Pay Hundreds of Millions to Maintain 50-Year-Old Coal Plant
“If APS were going to pay the cost themselves, they never would’ve done it.”
Rachel Mitchell Gets Top Job at Montgomery’s Office Amid Management Turmoil
The prosecutor from the Kavanaugh hearings is Bill Montgomery’s new chief deputy after an anonymous letter caused a stir with the Board of Supervisors
Disability Workers Suing Arizona For Failure to Pay Wages
“There’s absolutely no question that support coordinators in Arizona are generally carrying a much larger case load than they should be carrying.”
Arizona House Dems Want Special Session on Gun Safety; Republicans Balk
Don’t count on Arizona’s legislators to descend onto Phoenix this summer.
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Existing Border Barrier Already Destroying Environment as Activists Fight Trump Wall
Existing barriers already damage the surrounding desert. A bigger, taller wall, environmentalists fear, would be even worse.
Koch-Funded Group Helped Develop Plan to Kill Future of Phoenix Light Rail
It all comes down to Scot Mussi, president of the Arizona Free Enterprise Club.
Hard to Feel Anything but ‘Shitty’ at Phoenix’s Interfaith Vigil for El Paso and Dayton
Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego and several members of the faith community gathered on Sunday to grieve and call for action after the weekend’s shootings.
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Woman Goes Missing After Violent Arrest by Phoenix Police
In March, Phoenix police violently arrested Emily Lopatofsky, who is severely mentally ill. She’s been missing ever since.
Expert Warns of Possible Abuse of New Phoenix FBI Directive on Conspiracies
“You’re taking events that could easily be classified as a mental health incident or as white-supremacist incident, and manufacturing this new category of domestic terrorist.”
Arizona Man Learns Mom’s Body Was Sold to the Military, Then Blown Up
“She was then supposedly strapped in a chair on some sort of apparatus, and a detonation took place underneath her,” Stauffer said.
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Federal Audit: Phoenix Indian Medical Center Failed at Opioids Oversight
The opioid epidemic has taken a particularly heavy toll on tribal communities.
Gosh Darn It! Cardinals Fans Are the NFL’s Least Profane Online
A survey of Reddit posts show that Arizona football fans are the least profane in the league.
‘He’s Gonna Die, and There’s Nothing We Can Do’
The night was full of stories like Banuelos’ and reignited calls to fire Chuck Ryan, head of Arizona’s Department of Corrections.
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Right-Wing Site Blasts Journalist’s ‘Media Bias’ but Uses Misleading Pot Stats
Ducey seemed to waffle, adding, “before I say anymore about recreational marijuana, I’ll want to see the language.”
Fire and Rain: Together, Monsoons and Wildfires Can Ruin Arizona’s Water Supply
In the past, the two have proved to be a devastating combination.
Sal DiCiccio Keeps Banning Critics on Facebook, Violating the First Amendment
“I said, ‘Sal, this is a new low.'”
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Asylum Advocates Are Wary of Senator Sinema’s ‘Operation Safe Return’
Arizona organizations who work with asylum-seekers have serious concerns about the program’s efficacy.
Ducey Defends Allen, Who Called Coverage of Her Remarks a ‘Verbal Lynching’
The governor falsely claimed that Allen disavowed her comments on immigration.
So Fresh, So Clean: How Scottsdale Wants to Purify Your Ideas on Recycled Water
In the Valley, we already drink recycled wastewater and use it in our homes — indirectly.
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Records: Sal DiCiccio Went to Council Office 29 Days in 2018, Debra Stark Went 155
Every Phoenix council member earns $61,600 annually.