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B. Thomas Cooper

Digital Journalist based in Phoenix, United States. Joined on Apr 1, 2007

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Op-Ed: Roland Martin weighs in on the Tracy Morgan controversy Special

Many of you have probably read about comedian Tracy Morgan and his tasteless rant during a recent appearance in Nashville. Tracy suffered from a lapse in judgment, and has acknowledged as much. Roland Martin, however, is a completely different story.
Digital Journal Report by B. Thomas Cooper - 2 comments

Alice Cooper to perform at Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Ceremonies Special

Phoenix - Legendary shock rocker Alice Cooper and his original band-mates have been chosen to perform at this year’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame ceremonies, for what promises to be an unforgettable evening of rock & roll spectacle.
Digital Journal Report by B. Thomas Cooper

Phoenix cops ordered to submit DNA in death of fellow officer

Phoenix - More than two dozen Phoenix police officers, already indicted in what has been labeled an “off duty work scam” have now been ordered to submit DNA samples in connection with the recent shooting death of a fellow officer.
In the Media by B. Thomas Cooper - 1 comment

Rapper DMX returns to jail, charged with probation violations

Phoenix - Troubled rapper DMX is back behind bars and is being held without bail, following new allegations the star has violated the terms of his probation.
In the Media by B. Thomas Cooper

Old bands finding new ways to record in digital era Special

Phoenix - Bands like the Gin Blossoms and Skate the Razor are increasingly recording their new records over the internet, with musicians sometimes thousands of miles apart.
Digital Journal Report by B. Thomas Cooper

Op-Ed: Christianity is not at war with Islam

Phoenix - As the ninth anniversary of 9/11 approaches, one of the great myths of the World Trade Center attacks is the commonly held belief the attacks were somehow intended as an assault on Christianity.
In the Media by B. Thomas Cooper - 19 comments

Artisan tackles restoration of historic copper school doors Special

Phoenix - When renowned copper sculptor George Green learned the town of Bisbee, Arizona intended to pay an out-of-state firm to restore the seventy-five year old copper clad school doors, the local artist proposed a better idea. By George, just have Green do it!
Digital Journal Report by B. Thomas Cooper

Predator drones set to patrol U.S. border with Mexico

Phoenix - On September 1st, US border security takes a bold leap into the future, with the deployment of the unmanned Predator drone aircraft along the entire border region north of Mexico.
In the Media by B. Thomas Cooper

Phoenix Catholic church ordains female priest

Phoenix - Vatican condemnation be damned, on Saturday Elaine Groppenbacher became the fourth female to be ordained a Catholic priest in the Phoenix area.
In the Media by B. Thomas Cooper - 7 comments

Cop killer captured near Arizona-Utah border

Phoenix - Early Monday morning, officers responding to a possible burglary in progress near the Arizona border apprehended suspected Utah cop killer Scott Curley without incident.
In the Media by B. Thomas Cooper - 1 comment

Manhunt continues for suspected Utah cop killer

Phoenix - The search for an alleged cop killer continues in the high desert along the border between Arizona and Utah, as the suspect, 23 year old Scott Curley, proves more elusive to authorities than anticipated.
In the Media by B. Thomas Cooper

National Guard troops prepare to deploy along Arizona border

Phoenix - On Monday, the first deployment of National Guard troops will begin arriving along the porous Arizona border separating the United States and northern Mexico. With border violence on the rise, area residents await troop arrivals with measured optimism.
In the Media by B. Thomas Cooper - 15 comments

Controversial Arizona sheriff facing Justice Department showdown

Phoenix - The US Justice Department has issued an ultimatum to Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio; turn over requested documents by Friday, or face the consequences.
In the Media by B. Thomas Cooper - 3 comments

Crews begin repairs to ruptured Arizona dam Special

Phoenix - Crews have begun making repairs to the ruptured dam at Tempe Town lake after runoff from monsoon rains delayed the start of the project for several days.
Digital Journal Report by B. Thomas Cooper - 1 comment

Cuba announces release of six political prisoners

Miami - A day after the Obama administration announced it was open to allowing some Cuban dissidents into the US, the Roman Catholic Church of Cuba has released the names of six more political prisoners to be freed into exile by the Cuban government.
In the Media by B. Thomas Cooper - 2 comments

Candidates feel the heat as crucial primary elections loom

Phoenix - Voters in the states of Florida, Alaska, Arizona, Vermont and Oklahoma will be heading to the polls on Tuesday, and for some candidates, the kitchen is getting hot!
In the Media by B. Thomas Cooper

Search called off for missing Utah treasure hunters

Phoenix - The search has ended for three Salt Lake City hikers who went missing while searching for the legendary Lost Dutchman Goldmine in the Superstition Mountains east of Phoenix.
In the Media by B. Thomas Cooper - 6 comments

Temperatures approach 116 as search for lost hikers continues

Phoenix - As the grueling Arizona desert heat rises, hope is fading for three Utah hikers who disappeared in the unforgiving Superstition wilderness east of Phoenix while searching for the legendary ‘Lost Dutchman Gold Mine.
In the Media by B. Thomas Cooper - 3 comments

RNC chairman under pressure to resign amid growing scandal

Los Angeles - The besieged Republican National Committee chairman finds himself embroiled in yet another growing scandal, amid accusations of lavish and irresponsible spending.
In the Media by B. Thomas Cooper - 14 comments

America’s 'Toughest Sheriff' facing litany of lawsuits

Phoenix - Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, who touts himself as the “America's Toughest Sheriff’, is facing a growing number of lawsuits.
In the Media by B. Thomas Cooper - 4 comments
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