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Scottsdale CEO pleads guilty to embezzling about $9M from employees of federal contractors (opens the original)
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Federal prosecutors say a Scottsdale man pleaded guilty on Tuesday to embezzling about $9 million from employees of federal contractors. Court documents say 49-year-old James Campbell is CEO of Axim Fringe Solutions Group, which processes employee retirement and health insurance benefits for federal contractors. Prosecutors say Campbell pooled funds in a single account from which he stole. Also, after relocating the company from Maryland to Scottsdale, Campbell reportedly kept stealing by secret
Tempe to hold meetings Thursday on proposed ban on automatic license plate readers (opens the original)
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Tempe officials are scheduled to hold informational meetings Thursday to review a proposed ordinance that would ban automatic license plate readers. A virtual meeting is scheduled for noon and an in-person meeting is scheduled for 6 p.m. Tempe’s proposed ban includes protections for whistleblowers and staff ordered by a supervisor to use an ALPR system. The measure has exceptions, such as using ALPR data for business reasons not related to law enforcement, as well as using ALPR data from an outs
Court records say Sinema's ex-boyfriend caused $200,000 worth of damage to her Cave Creek home (opens the original)
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Court records say an Army veteran and ex-bodyguard at the center of a federal lawsuit against former Sen. Kyrsten Sinema is accused of trashing her Cave Creek home last month. Sinema is being sued by Matthew Ammel’s ex-wife under North Carolina’s homewrecker law. Local court records identify Ammel as Sinema’s ex-boyfriend. Weeks ago, Ammel allegedly entered Sinema’s home, demanded she post a video to social media and threatened to damage paintings if she didn’t do so. Responding deputies reporte
Pinal County sheriff asks Senate subcommittee to help regulate automatic license plate readers (opens the original)
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The Pinal County sheriff was on Capitol Hill on Wednesday to testify about automatic license plate readers, known as ALPRs, made by the company Flock and others. Citing privacy concerns, Sheriff Ross Teeple recently opted not to renew a contract for ALPRs. Now he’s calling on members of the Senate Subcommittee on Crime and Terrorism to help regulate the tech. “We must establish clear statutory boundaries for automatic license plate readers. We cannot wait for a future Supreme Court ruling to cor
Cactus League's 2026 attendance was the most in nearly a decade, ASU report says (opens the original)
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Arizona State University researchers say this year the Cactus League added nearly a half-billion dollars to Arizona’s gross domestic product, while drawing the most attendance in almost a decade. The Cactus League has long commissioned ASU to study the economic impact of spring training, when half of Major League Baseball calls metro Phoenix home. Researchers interviewed thousands of out of state visitors at games to measure new money flowing into the state. They concluded that the event added r
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