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Counties look to end chance for justice for the wrongfully convicted (opens the original)
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Just after the stroke of midnight on Jan. 1, four people who’d spent time behind bars for crimes they didn’t commit asked Arizona to make amends. Just minutes earlier, a new state law had gone into effect with the new year that created a process for them to get compensation for their wrongful convictions and incarcerations. They were the first of a rash of claims under the new law. Very quickly, the $3 million set aside in a special fund created by the legislation was accounted for. Despite the
Phoenix real estate market is balanced, according to a new report (opens the original)
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When was the last time you went out on a sit, Phoenix? Maybe it’s time to put. That coffee. Down. Coffee is, after all, for closers. If you’re looking to buy a home — or sell one — you’d better be ready to duke it out. The Phoenix real estate market is a balanced market, according to a new report by Consumer Affairs. What does that mean? It means neither buyers nor sellers have any real power over the other. When it comes to negotiating prices, neither will have the upper hand. “But wait, there’
Tempe police commander could lose certification after board vote (opens the original)
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A fired Tempe police commander accused of leaking information in a controversial arrest of an out-of-state police officer could lose his peace officer certification after the agency that licenses law enforcement in Arizona voted to initiate proceedings against him earlier this month. The Tempe Police Department fired Rashidi S. Johnson in Sept. 2025 after it investigated him for leaking sensitive information about the arrest of Jalen Woods, a Chicago police officer suing Tempe over what he calle
Hey Phoenix! You are going to die! (opens the original)
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Death. What’re you going to do? In a world of near endless division online and polarization in politics, it’s the one thing we mere humans all have in common (unless of course the hedge fund and tech bros figure out the secret to longevity and immortality of course). Last year 41,680 people died in Maricopa County alone, according to the medical examiner’s annual report. Thankfully, not a single person reading this story is included in that number – yet. There’s only so much you can do to preven
Judge rejects Maricopa County's bid to end racial profiling reforms (opens the original)
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A federal judge ruled that the independent oversight of the Maricopa County Sheriff Office that started twelve years ago will continue — for now. In a long, eagerly awaited decision, U.S. District Judge G. Murray Snow denied a motion filed by Maricopa County and the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office to end the years-long federal monitorship stemming from a class action racial profiling lawsuit that began under former Sheriff Joe Arpaio. “Plaintiffs are immensely relieved that Defendants’ prematur
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