Hundreds of Inmates Still Confined to Tent City During Phoenix Heat Wave
Inmates considered minimum-security risks will continue to sleep outdoors in Tent City during this week’s forecasted heat wave.
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Father’s Day Special: Naked Man With Son in Car Drives Wrong Way, Attacks Trooper
California man definitely not a candidate for Father of the Year
Five of the Most Notorious Dads From the PHX
Who did we miss?
Arizona’s Burning: Fire Season Is Here, Residents Near Payson Evacuated
Right now, only three of 16 fires in the state are larger than 10,000 acres. But a fire doesn’t have to be enormous to be deadly or destructive. The 2013 Yarnell Hill Fire, which killed 19 firefighters and destroyed 129 homes, started as an insignificant lightning strike and grew to an 8,500-acre conflagration.
Juan Martinez Gets More Time to Mull Death Penalty for Serial Street Shooter Suspect
Prosecutors filed a possible witness list in case against Aaron Juan Saucedo. Defense lists reasons it will challenge that case.
A Newcomer’s Guide to Surviving the Phoenix Summer Heat Wave
New to the city? I am. So I asked Phoenix New Times readers what you need to know about preparing for a week of record heat.
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Jeff Flake, Gabby Giffords React to Shooting of Congressman Scalise
Arizona Senator Jeff Flake was on the scene when a gunman opened fire at a baseball field today.
Arizona Senate a National Leader in Gender Equality; So Why Is It So Terrible to Women?
When it comes to equal representation for women in government, Arizona is doing better than a lot of supposedly more progressive states.
Awake McCain Drills Sessions on Recent Interest In Russia, Interrupts Kamala Harris Again
The good news: He didn’t stay up late watching the Diamondbacks game this time.
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Trent Franks’ Net Worth Has Skyrocketed Since He Got Into Office
While the rest of the country weathered a recession, he got even richer.
Schweikert: Indivisible Groups ‘Incite Violence’ and ‘Light Cars on Fire’
Apparently, Rep. David Schweikert is really scared of Scottsdale grandmas.
Another Wrong-Way Crash Prompts ADOT to Say It’s Ready to Install Detection System
A wrong-way driver entered Loop 101 in Scottsdale early Monday morning. Drivers got a warning on ADOT signs.
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The Real Story Behind the Somali Who Crashed Arizona Border Checkpoint
A Somali man who ran a border checkpoint in Arizona last year is a hardworking U.S. citizen with health problems, not the bogeyman that right-wing media made him out to be.
Memo: Shortage of 911 Dispatchers Slowing Phoenix PD Response Times
Just what you wanted to hear, right?
Arizona DPS Finds That Its Troopers’ Actions in Fatal Pursuit Were “Reasonable”
DPS released a report Thursday clearing its officers of misconduct in a fatal 110-mile chase in January, despite problems and procedural irregularities.
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Trouble in Paradise Valley Park? March Against Sharia Comes to Phoenix This Weekend
Love Fest: Rally for Unity will be holding a counter-rally at the same park.
Arizona AG Wants Court to Reinstate Ban on Medical Marijuana on College Campuses
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich asked the state Supreme Court on Thursday to review an appeals-court ruling that struck down a ban on medical marijuana on college campuses.
Missing Phoenix Woman’s Boyfriend Booked on Suspicion of Murder
Police presume Christine Mustafa is dead.
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John McCain Provides Biggest Fireworks, Gaffes of ‘President Comey’ Testimony
Arizona Senator John McCain grilled former FBI boss James Comey during a senate panel hearing on Thursday, accusing him of a “double standard” in his handling of the Clinton and Trump probes. But critics claimed that McCain was confused about the investigations and showed his age with a couple of gaffes.
UPDATE: Drivers in Wrong-Way Crash Identified; Video Shows Car Entering I-10
The Arizona Department of Transportation is almost ready to reveal a new wrong-way driving detection program. It will be the first in the nation and it can’t come soon enough.
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Warrior Dad: A Father’s Journey Into Arizona’s Flawed Juvenile Justice System
Steve Renner wanted a son more than anything. Now, more than anything, he wants someone to help his namesake get mental-health treatment.