Political Motives Not Mentioned in Phoenix Federal Courthouse Shooter Charging
The defendant was allegedly found after the shooting in Phoenix’s Verde Park with firearms while wearing a suit and a fedora.
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Federal Officer Shot Outside Courthouse in Downtown Phoenix
And one Phoenix City Council member has, without evidence, rushed to connect the shooting to the Black Lives Matter movement.
Tempe Police Chief Resigns, City Manager to Appoint Interim Chief
Sylvia Moir, who has served as Tempe Police Chief since 2016, will step down on October 25.
With Election Day Looming, Biden’s Lead Over Trump Is Increasing in Arizona
“The inability to solve COVID and to deal with that is a major problem for the president.”
Democrats to Ducey: State’s Unemployment Benefits System ‘Unacceptable’
Arizona Democrats are calling on the state to take action to fix its unemployment benefits system.
Activist Says Phoenix Cops Are Targeting Protesters of Police Brutality
Phoenix police have been targeting and arresting people protesting police brutality and racial injustice due to their political beliefs, a local activist and his attorney allege.
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Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office Employee Charged With Child Abuse
A MCSO Deputy Service Aide allegedly committed child abuse.
Kanye West Won’t Appear on Arizona’s November Ballot
A last-minute ruling means it’s curtains for Kanye in Arizona.
Arizona Paid $900,000 After Social Workers Tore a Mesa Family Apart and Lied About It
Arizona child welfare workers took five children from their parents for a year and used false allegations to justify it.
Lawsuit: Black Teen Received Burns When Phoenix Cops Held Her on Hot Street
Phoenix cops held a 17-year-old Black girl on hot concrete so long that her skin burned off, a new lawsuit alleges.
‘They Kill With Impunity’: Families of Phoenix Police Shooting Victims Call for Accountability
“Our police chief was talking about marching in solidarity for George Floyd. But she had George Floyd happen right here in Arizona.”
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QAnon in Arizona Politics: A Guide
More and more Arizona GOP members are dog-whistling at the conspiracy theory’s followers.
National Groups Call for Prosecution of Phoenix Cops, Claim Officer Mocked Islam
“If you want to show your residents that justice is within reach, it starts by delivering justice for the Muhaymin family,” the letter states.
Invest in Ed Measure Will Appear on Ballot, Arizona Supreme Court Rules
The Arizona Supreme Court overruled a prior ruling and allowed the Invest in Ed ballot measure to appear on the ballot.
‘We Are Not Animals’: Prisoner Slams State Response to COVID-19 Outbreak
Over 500 inmates have tested positive for COVID-19 in the Whetstone Unit at the state prison in Tucson.
Ahead of Trump Visit, Deer Found Dead Along Border Wall Sparks Outrage
“You have wildlife that is accustomed to seasonal change, and then they find this massive hulking wall in their path.”
‘Those Kids are Guinea Pigs’: Queen Creek School Reopening Divides Community
Like everything else pandemic-related, the issue of reopening schools has been politicized.
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Feds Ignored Warnings of Border Wall Construction Impacts, Emails Show
“This correlates with why some ponds at the Refuge are void of water.”
Two Deaths at County’s Homeless Lots Were Drug Overdoses, Officials Say
“None of us could possibly understand what it would mean to go home to a parking lot in 110 degrees.”
Pre-Pandemic Count Shows Spike in Homelessness in Maricopa County
Even before the pandemic hit, homelessness in Maricopa County was increasing.
Queen Creek Schools Require That Teachers Come to Work to Teach Online
The Queen Creek Unified School District is allegedly refusing to let teachers teach online classes at home.