State Demands Arizonans Pay Back Thousands in Unemployment Benefits
“It was like $7,000 dollars worth of payments that they’re saying that I owe them now.”
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This City Council Race Could Change Homelessness in Phoenix
Phoenix’s District 7 contains the Human Services Campus.
Phoenix New Times Wins Arizona Press Club Contest Statewide Awards
“…Chris Malloy’s writing on food and the artists who craft it was hard to beat.”
Democrats Allege Ducey Improperly Used Millions in Federal Pandemic Relief Money
Governor Doug Doucey used millions in federal pandemic relief money to pay for state agencies
GOP to Appeal Ruling That Moves Arizona Voter Registration Deadline to Oct. 23
A federal judge ruled that Arizona voters can have until October 23 to register to vote. But state Republicans plan to appeal.
Why Is ASU Scared of This One Statistic?
Percent positivity measures how widespread the virus is.
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‘Vote Early:’ Adrian Fontes Talks 2020 Mail-in Voting, Election Security
Amidst election-related anxiety, Maricopa County Recorder Adrian Fontes urges trust in the system
Congressman Andy Biggs Recommends Risky Hydroxychloroquine to Trump
President Donald Trump tested positive for the coronavirus, and Congressman Andy Biggs thinks he should take hydroxychloroquine.
Phoenix Constable Cited for Bullying Russian-American Shopkeeper
The Constable Ethics, Standards & Training Board ordered Doug Middleton to attend an anger management class.
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Despite Australia Atrocity, Oak Flat Mine Presses On
Sacred land would be destroyed.
Rep. Mark Finchem Worked With Anti-Government Extremists, Emails Show
New emails show that state Representative Mark Finchem is still working with anti-government extremists.
First-time Felony? You May Be Able to Vote Now in Arizona
It’s automatic.
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Everything You Need to Know to Vote in Arizona’s 2020 General Election
Everything you’ll need to know to cast your vote.
Strained Relationship: Arizona Business Says It Was Cut Out of Big Canopy Deal
The sale of a potent CBD strain has brought about a potent legal dispute.
This Week in COVID: Ducey Says Arizona is “Open”
Over 217,500 Arizonans have been infected with COVID-19 and over 5,600 have died from it.
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Veteran in McSally Campaign Ad Supports Waterboarding, Downplays COVID-19
A new Martha McSally campaign spot features a veteran who has defended waterboarding and a Navy SEAL accused of war crimes.
One Family, Three Months, Four Dead: For Latinos, COVID-19 Scars Remain
Around half of all COVID-19 cases Maricopa County has ethnicity data for are Hispanic or Latino people.
Arizona Catholic Leaders Oppose Marijuana Legalization, Citing Need to Protect Kids
Always looking out for the children.
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Move the Human Services Campus? DiCiccio and Nowakowski Dream
Carlos Garcia says the proposal is “not based in reality.”
Dion Johnson Died as He Lived, in a World of Crime and Harsh Punishment
The state trooper who shot and killed Dion Johnson on May 25 had a troubling past. So did Dion Johnson.
In Adel vs. Gunnigle, Criminal Justice Reform Is on Both Sides of the Ticket
In historically tough-on-crime Maricopa County, both candidates for county attorney are talking about criminal justice reform.
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Scottsdale OKs Extension of Medical Marijuana Dispensary Hours
The largest dispensary operator in Arizona had requested the change.