Latino Reaction to Arpaio Pardon: Trump ‘Just Throwing Finger’ at Federal Judges
Donald Trump followed through on his promise and pardoned Joe Arpaio late Friday night.
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The Friday Surprise: Donald Trump Pardons Sheriff Joe Arpaio
Arpaio faces Oct. 5 sentencing for his conviction for criminal contempt of court.
Social Media Tip: Don’t Kick a Canister at Police After the Trump Rally, Then Post It on Reddit
A demonstrator’s posts on Reddit might have helped police identify him as the suspect who kicked a gas canister at officers after the Trump rally in Phoenix on Tuesday night.
Trump in Phoenix: President Unleashes Fire and Fury at Media, Democrats, McCain, and Flake
Phoenix New Times brings you the latest update on President Donald Trump’s visit to the Valley of the Sun.
Antifas, Bikers for Trump, and Other Groups Planning to Protest Trump’s Phoenix Rally
President Trump is returning to Phoenix tomorrow, and his opponents are ready to greet him.
Why Was a Surveillance Aircraft Circling Phoenix in March?
The answer lies at the tangled intersection of a multi-agency tactical exercise and the nascent world of aerial surveillance technology. “I’m sort of glad you don’t know about it,” Phoenix Fire Department spokesman said.
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Mayor Stanton to Trump: Don’t Come to Phoenix to Pardon Sheriff Joe Arpaio
The president is returning to the site of one of his first major campaign rallies on Tuesday, August 22.
Don’t Look at the Sun, Kids: Scottsdale Students Must Stay Indoors During Eclipse
No recess is definitely a bummer, never mind missing a once-in-a-decade interplanetary event.
Homemade Signs, Not Violence, Mark Day of Action Protests in Arizona
Not a single Nazi emblem in sight as protesters demonstrate peacefully throughout the state.
‘Say Her Name’: Phoenix Vigil Aims to Keep Heather Heyer’s Fight Alive
Hundreds of people gathered at a Phoenix church for a vigil condemning hate in the aftermath of the racist Virginia rally.
It Wasn’t Just Sheriff Joe: DPS Troopers Are More Likely to Search Latino, Black Drivers, New Times Finds
In Maricopa County, the sheriff’s office has drawn attention for racial-profiling abuses. But meanwhile, state patrol officers search Latino motorists in the county disproportionately, on the higher end of statewide rates.
Watch: How to Survive a Nuclear Bomb Blast in Phoenix
It’s definitely not time to panic, but better to know than not know?
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Sen. Ron Johnson: McCain’s Cancer Might Have Caused Health Care ‘No’ Vote
“He has a brain tumor right now; that vote occurred at 1:30 in the morning. Some of that might have factored in,” Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin said.
Arizona Education Dept. Knew Spokesman Lied About Degree, Hired Him Anyway
A prospective spokesman for the Arizona Department of Education wrote that he had a college degree on his resume applying for the job. He later admitted he did not, but was hired anyway.
What’s Behind the Funding Shakeup at the Phoenix Police Academy?
Belt-tightening at the Arizona officer training board has led to the death of an agreement that funds the law enforcement training academy in Phoenix.
Can You See Yourself in a Peoria Tie or Feeding Fido Out of a Peoria Dog Bowl?
The city of Peoria is in the middle of an all-out merchandizing blitz with their new slogan and city flag.
Commissioners Linked to Former Director’s Nonprofit Permeate Governor’s Faith Office
NotMYkid will receive up to $600,000 in grants from state agency; the governor’s office says board members with conflicts are not involved in decision.
‘Karma’s a Bitch’: Arizona Victims of Joe Arpaio React to Ex-Sheriff’s Conviction
Former Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s victims and detractors applauded Monday’s ruling, but also lamented that it didn’t come sooner, considering his past.
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A Look Back at Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s Tumultuous Career
Former Sheriff Joe Arpaio finally met his match and was convicted of criminal contempt.
The Libertarians Versus the City Courts: How Much Is Too Much Revenue?
Several city courts are pushing back on a report from the libertarian Goldwater Institute that said some Arizona municipal courts bring in millions of dollars from fines and fees.
Viewers Revel in McCain’s Thumbs-Down Gladiator Moment on Health Care Vote
Senator John McCain sure knows how to milk a moment.
Iraqi Christian Held in Arizona Among 1,400 Who Get a Reprieve From Deportation
Jalal Markos and other Iraqi nationals being held in a Florence detention facility will not be deported immediately to a war-torn country.