For years, the tribe that lives at the bottom of the Grand Canyon has been seeking justice for what it calls ‘genetic piracy,’ claiming ASU misused blood samples from most of the adult population. ASU maintains the tribe shouldn’t be allowed to sue. […]
Jana first wrote about the murder of a valley businesswoman for this magazine. Now, she’s turned her stories into a book, due out this month. […]
It’s not just THE NEW TIMES getting the shaft. Just about every media outlet in the state has been a victim of Sheriff Joe’s shenanigans. […]
The late-night, at-home arrests of New Times executives last fall sent shockwaves through Arizona. Was it an “inappropriate abuse” of police powers exercised by Sheriff Joe Arpaio and County Attorney Andrew Thomas, or were the elected officials just policing a “law-breaking newspaper?” Now the New Times is suing for millions, [...]
Dibor Roberts says she simply wanted to get to a lighted area. The deputy pursuing her thought differently. Now, as she fights a felony conviction, you have to ask, where’s the justice for Dibor Roberts? […]
If you’ve heard of the 100 Club, chances are you’ve lost someone you love. this little-known organization shows up when tragedy strikes to help the grieving families of First-Responders. […]
AFTER 30 YEARS OF SOLVING THE PHOENIX POLICE DEPARTMENT’S GRITTIEST CRIMES, JACK BALLENTINE DECIDED RETIREMENT JUST WASN’T FOR HIM. NOW, AFTER A YEAR OF TACKLING – AND SOLVING – ARSON CASES FOR THE PHOENIX FIRE DEPARTMENT, IT’S SAFE TO SAY THIS GUY’S A TRUE TRAILBLAZER. […]
Once upon a time, Sheriff Joe was a voice of reason when it came to illegal immigration. so why did he take a 180-degree turn? […]
As Phoenix preps itself for an intricate light rail system, one man is trying to save the remnants of the city’s first go at mass transit. […]