Temple Massacre Retrial Ends in Mistrial

A mistrial was declared in the retrial of Johnathan Doody, who’s been accused of massacring nine people at a Buddhist temple more than 20 years ago.Jurors had been deliberating for nearly two weeks in the retrial, which came about the conviction was overturned in federal court several years ago, on…

Most Mexicans Not Interested in Moving to United States

Public-opinion research of people in Mexico shows that most people there aren’t interested in moving to the United States.According to surveys from Pew Research, 61 percent of Mexicans said they wouldn’t move to the United States even if they had the means or opportunity to do so…

Health Secretary Coming to Phoenix to Promote Obamacare

U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius will be in Phoenix today to promote Obamacare.Sebelius isn’t exactly in everyone’s good graces right now, since her agency is responsible for rolling out the health insurance exchange website that’s been a world-famous failure so far…

Worst Part of Christine Jones’ Campaign for Governor So Far?

It’s not even the election year yet, but the campaign of former Go Daddy lawyer and GOP candidate for governor Christine Jones is not going well.Yesterday, our colleague Ray Stern reported Jones’ 2004 DUI conviction, although history (Governor Glug-Glug) shows that’s not the end of the world…

Phoenix PD Looking for Double-Murder Suspect

A teenage girl and a young man were shot and killed Monday night in Phoenix, and police are still looking for the suspect.Phoenix police are searching for 24-year-old Hector Taner Karaca, the man suspected of shooting Kristen Furgeri, 17, and Jose Villa, 25, at a Phoenix home Monday night…

Arizona Company Plans to Offer Trips to Space for $75,000

A company based in Tucson announced today that it’s going to be selling trips to space — well, “nearspace.”World View Enterprises, whose CEO and chief technology officer are both former residents of the Biosphere 2 near Tucson, announced that it will offer rides in a capsule that is lifted by…

Big Mormon Temple in Gilbert to Be Open for Public Tours

An 85,000-square-foot Mormon temple being built in Gilbert will be open for public tours early next year.Construction of the temple started nearly three years ago, and according to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, it’s the largest temple the church has built in 17 years…