Woman Sues Phoenix Cop for Stalking and False Imprisonment
A woman alleges officer Marcos Rodriguez stalked her, showed up at her house uninvited, made unwanted sexual advances, and pointed a gun at her head.
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How Facebook Led the FBI to Seize Guns From an Arizona ‘Neo-Nazi’
Feds alleged “Wells described himself in his posts as a skinhead, Neo-Nazi, ‘liberal killer,’ and a member of the South Bay Skinheads.”
Caught With Three Grams of Weed, a Chandler Father Becomes a Statistic
While white people were more likely to have their cases resolved via cite and release, black people were sent to jail more often than cited & released
Phoenix Is Forcing Its Blue-Collar Workers Into a Contract, Union Leader Says
“It’s not a negotiation anymore. It’s a dictatorship,” said the president of AFSCME Local 2384.
Who Is Blocking Bills to Help Arizona Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse?
Proposed laws would extend the statute of limitations for survivors to sue their abusers.
Your Brain on Pot: How Marijuana Affects Emotions, Senses, and Pain
When it comes to visual alterations, this can be attributed to another cannabinoid, tetrahydrocannabivarin (THC-V), Dr. Tishler said.
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Arizona Environmental Agency Wants to Change Regulations for Coal Ash Dumps
The sludgy leftovers from burning coal contain mercury, lead, arsenic, and other toxic substances that can leach into groundwater.
Arizona AG Mark Brnovich Is the State’s No. 1 GOP Supporter of Legal Marijuana
On the subject of pot, Brnovich has been a clear outlier among Arizona’s GOP leadership.
Police Board Still Sitting on 2016 Complaint Against MCSO Sheriff Candidate
“There is a professional matter of not embarrassing Sheridan.”
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Albertsons Fired Forklift Driver for Pot Despite Medical Marijuana Card
A constitutional question emerges.
Broken Homes: How Award-Winning, Dream ‘Green’ Houses Turned Into Nightmares
As homeowners started discovering major problems with their new houses, neither the builder nor the state’s Registrar of Contractors seemed interested in fixing them.
Scottsdale PD Still Blaming High Rate of Unfounded Rapes on Misclassification
A SPD spokesperson claims they were classifying rapes as “unfounded” when they should have been labeled “inactive.”
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Tangled Up In Blue Dream: It’s Easier to Grow and ‘Makes You a Genius’
Is the strain really as good as they say?
Bill Montgomery Admits His Office Screwed Up in Pursuing Marijuana Extract Case
The Maricopa County Attorney’s Office seems to be doing very little to avoid making these mistakes.
Proposed Ballot Measure Would Adopt Far-Right Group’s Teacher Code of Ethics
If not in the session, why not in 2020?
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Robert Johnson Sues Mesa Cops Over Brutal Beating Caught on Video
Robert Johnson, the man whose brutal beating sparked international outcry, filed a federal lawsuit against the city and three Mesa cops on Friday.
Deaths, Riots, Manhunts: Scandals Predate Calls for Arizona Prison Boss Firing
The Department of Corrections has been plagued by scandals for years.
Who Killed Sally van Hecke? Feds Say Arizona Man Is Key to Belgian Cold Case
The last people to see her alive said they saw her get into a blue Cadillac with an Arizona license plate alongside a man with a ponytail and jeans.
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Under the Sun: After 74 Years, Clem Johnsen’s Kid Is Retiring
After 110 years in business in this same spot, Valley Machine Works is moving to 11th Avenue and Watkins.
Mesa Police Scorn Chief’s Reforms in Survey Leaked Ahead of ‘No Confidence’ Vote
Mesa Police Chief began de-escalation & implicit bias training after high-profile excessive force events. Now his officers are trying to get rid of him
Video: If Compassion Counts, Suns’ New Coach Monty Williams Already a Winner
There’s no doubting the man’s heart and compassion.
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‘Distracted, Frustrated, and Aggravated’ Scottsdale Man Sues Over Junk Texts
“Text STOP to end.” He texted STOP. It did not end.