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State lawmakers directed the Department of Public Safety to set up seismic sensors to spot drug runners and others in southern Arizona – but only if the agency can find the cash elsewhere. The vote by the Senate Committee on Public Safety and Huma

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East Valley Tribune

Throughout the year, the Clerk of Court’s office reported long lines of people and attorneys trying to file bankruptcy cases. "The filings continued to climb, unfortunately as a reflection of our economy," said the court's chief deputy clerk.

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East Valley Tribune

A bid by state legislators to retroactively change self-defense laws is unconstitutional, the Arizona Court of Appeals ruled. Judges said Cesar Montes, convicted of a 2005 shooting death is not entitled to take advantage of changes in self-defense la

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I was wondering if you or any of the readers that go to this site knows what the  latest is from the pastor Anderson court case.The last thing I read was that there was going to be a 2 day this past Dec 17-18th I have not heard or read any more

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Simple Justice

Hendershott's response was exactly the note one would expect from Arpaio. Naturally, he maligns Polk as having tried to "tank the case" she was working on because she's part of the conspiracy against Arpaio. And so, Yavapai County Attorney Polk joi

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The Nazi's organized a parade on the streets of downtown Phoenix marching from the Arizona capital towards downtown. The marchers looked like they were out numbered by police and counter demonstrators. They directed their anger and rhetoric at peop

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East Valley Tribune

A day after County Attorney Thomas filed criminal charges against Judge Donahoe of Maricopa Co. Superior Court, alleging Donahoe committed bribery while hindering the prosecution of Supervisor Don Stapley and covering up an investigation into funding

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East Valley Tribune

A Mesa homeowners association has apologized to the family of an 88-year-old widow after it tried to eject her 37-year-old grandson from living with her as a caregiver. Sunland Village is also paying Virginia Campbell $12,700 for legal bills and e

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Phoenix New Times

The Town of Buckeye needs a $250,000 armored vehicle like it needs another foreclosure sign -- but that's what it's getting thanks to federal largess. The US Homeland Security dept. gave a grant for the 8.5-ton Lenco Bearcat vehicle.

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Phoenix New Times

Maricopa Co. Supervisors Don Stapley and Mary Rose Wilcox were served with indictments accusing them of committing a long list of crimes. Stapley's indicted on 27 felony and misdemeanor accounts. Wilcox's charged with 36 felony counts related to loan

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Phoenix New Times

Mora is an American citizen and was accompanying his father, a legal resident, to his dad's work at H.M.I when two sheriff's SUVs cut them off before they arrived. Without explanation, the pair were zip-tied and brought onto H.M.I.'s property, where

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