Video of Phoenix police pummeling a deaf Black man with cerebral palsy sparks outcry
Oklahoma paid $175,000 to settle claims that its highway patrol used excessive force against Pearl Pearson, who sued after being injured during a 2014 traffic stop when he was unable to communicate or follow verbal directions. He was beaten "to a pulp," his lawyer Derek Burch said.
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Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell announced the indictment of the men suspected of burglary, Yosvanys Perez Martinez ...
Hundreds die on Arizona roadways every year due to speeding, distracted driving, and the layout of the roads. Arizona's ...
The secretive Phoenix Ghost kamikaze drone, first developed for the U.S. Air Force and supplied to Ukraine in its ongoing ...
TSMC will start producing semiconductors at its Phoenix plant near the start of 2025, earlier than anticipated, and the ...
Arizona Supreme Court denies motion to seal the divorce records of U.S. Senate candidate Ruben Gallego and Mayor Kate Gallego ...
From a deadly crash that resulted in I-10's closure for some time to an arrest in Phoenix that has sparked national outcry, ...
Disturbing video of Phoenix police beating Tyron McAlpin comes just after the Justice Department said the department used ...
A Valley high school created a special shaded space to keep police officers comfortable as they keep the campus and community ...
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Ultimate guide to Jeff Lynne's ELO farewell concert in PhoenixWhat songs are on the Jeff Lynne's ELO setlist? What's the Footprint Center bag policy? Here's everything to know about their ...
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