Kid-Killing Child Molester Richard Bible to be Executed Today

Tick-tock…Kid-killing child molester Richard Bible is set to be put to death in just hours for the 1988 murder of a 9-year-old girl.Richard Bible is set to die at 11 a.m. after losing all of his appeals. He’s been on Death Row for more than 20 years.Bible was convicted in…

Mesa Shooting Leaves Two Dead; Suspect on the Loose

Two men are dead after getting shot while sitting in a car in Mesa early this morning, and Mesa police tell New Times that the suspect in the shooting is still on the loose.About 1:15 this morning, Mesa police got a call from a man who said he and the guy…

Morning Poll: Should Jared Loughner be Involuntarily Medicated?

U.S. District Judge Larry Burns ordered an emergency hearing yesterday to determine whether Tucson shooting suspect Jared Loughner should continue to be involuntarily medicated.Prosecutors filed a motion yesterday arguing that Loughner should be given anti-psychotic medication because he’s been diagnosed as schizophrenic and is a danger to others.His behavior while…

This Guy Robbed Three Banks

The man pictured above is responsible for three bank robberies over the past month, and cops need the public’s help tracking him down…

Avondale Wife: Husband Said “Shoot Me, B*tch.” So She Did

An Avondale woman was arrested yesterday after she claims her husband — with whom she’s had several documented domestic violence issues in the past — told her “shoot me bitch,” which she did, killing the man.Aimee Stensgaard, 27, admittedly killed her husband during a fight after the two came home…

Former Nogales Mayor Octavio Von Borstel Pleads Guilty to Corruption Charges

Disgraced former Nogales Mayor Octavio Garcia Von Borstel, and his father, were in Pima County Superior Court yesterday where they pleaded guilty to corruption charges stemming from a scam targeting Nogales businesses.Initially facing multiple charges of bribery, theft, fraud, and money laundering, Von Borstel pleaded guilty to one count of…

Morning Poll: Is Arizona Better Off Without Matching Funds?

The United States Supreme Court yesterday ruled that the matching funds provision of Arizona’s Clean Elections law is unconstitutional.The matching funds portion of the law was designed to give the little guy a fighting chance in state and local elections when faced against a candidate capable of raising a lot…