Pima County Attorney candidate Jonathan Mosher has been talking about second chances a lot lately. There are many details that belie this narrative. — Kat Stratford, a campaigner for county attorney candidate Laura Conover.... Read more»
Civil asset forfeiture laws let Arizona police seize tens of millions of dollars in cash and property each year, even if suspected criminals aren’t convicted, and with little oversight of how the proceeds are spent.... Read more»
Supervisor Ally Miller, subject of a probe into her cover-up of public records, warned staffers to whisper because of "listening devices in the walls," and has not told the truth about her use of private emails and Facebook to carry out her duties, former staffers Timothy DesJarlais and Jeannie Davis said.... Read more»3
Declaring a conflict of interest, the Pima County Attorney's Office has referred the case of Supervisor Ally Miller's apparent attempts to evade public records laws to the Attorney General's Office, officials said Thursday.... Read more»
A newsmaker interview with Tucson City Councilwoman Shirley Scott. Also, our monthly pet segment with Dr. Katie Bockstedt, acupuncturist with Veterinary Specialty Center. Plus, we discussed the three-year-old Drug Treatment Alternative to Prison program with Amelia Cramer, deputy Pima County attorney, and Melissa Rueschhoff, the program's director.... Read more»
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