License plate cameras spread across Arizona as Flock Safety tightens rules amid backlash
A crowdsourced map counts 2,575 license plate cameras in Arizona as Flock Safety tightens data rules amid city pullbacks and police misuse concerns.
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Two Phoenix Police Officers Investigated After Couple Reports Kidnapping, Beating During Traffic Stop
Two Phoenix officers face a criminal probe after a couple said they were tased, beaten and robbed during an Aug. 5 traffic stop in south Phoenix.
Extreme heat grips Phoenix as monsoon storms bring chance of blowing dust
Phoenix remains under an Extreme Heat Warning near 110 degrees while shifting high pressure raises monsoon storm and blowing dust chances this week.
Phoenix-area thrift stores roll out sales for National Thrift Shop Day
Phoenix-area thrift stores including Goodwill and Delivering Dreams of Arizona are offering discounts up to 50% for National Thrift Shop Day, Aug. 17.
Two Phoenix Officers Under Criminal Investigation Over Unreported, Violent Traffic Stop
Two Phoenix officers are on leave and under criminal investigation after an unreported Aug. 5 traffic stop turned violent, a Tempe police report shows.
Padres minor league coach detained by ICE at El Paso airport despite valid work permit
ICE detained San Diego Padres minor league coach Oswaldo Pirela at El Paso airport; his family says he has a valid work permit and pending green card.
Marte’s status uncertain after abrupt absence; reports point to knee MRI
Diamondbacks’ Ketel Marte missed a game and was put on the restricted list; reports say he returned to Phoenix for a knee MRI, still unconfirmed by the team.
Arizona Supreme Court keeps GOP election overhaul measure on November ballot
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled Prop. 144, a GOP election law overhaul, can stay on the November ballot despite a single-subject challenge.
Fountain Hills man pleads guilty to multimillion-dollar investment fraud schemes
Fountain Hills, Arizona man Jeremie Sowerby pleaded guilty to wire fraud, admitting to schemes that defrauded over 500 victims and agreeing to pay up to $30…
Arizona Supreme Court rulings knock both ESA voucher measures off November ballot
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled against both ESA voucher ballot measures, keeping Prop. 212 and Prop. 145 off November’s ballot after a signature dispute.