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Glendale Business Owner Sues Federal Government For Seizing Cash, Property Without Explanation
By Staff Reporter | The owner of a small business in Glendale is suing the federal government for a raid in which it took money and property. Ayala’s Mini Market, a money services business, was raided by the Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) and Internal Revenue...
Unemployment Fell In 17 States In September, But Not Arizona
By Staff Reporter | The latest federal unemployment report reveals that unemployment fell in 17 states — but not Arizona. The Joint Economic Committee’s (JEC) monthly State Employment Update reported that unemployment fell in 17 states and D.C., rose in nine states,...
Petersen Highlights Endorsements From Arizona’s Largest Police Organizations In AG Race
By Matthew Holloway | Republican attorney general nominee and Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen is highlighting endorsements from seven law enforcement organizations as he challenges Democratic incumbent Attorney General Kris Mayes. In a press release,...
SBA Opens Tusayan Recovery Center For Businesses Hit By Grand Canyon Flooding
By Ethan Faverino | The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) announced it has opened a Business Recovery Center in Tusayan, Arizona, to provide in-person assistance to small businesses and nonprofit organizations seeking federal disaster loans following recent...
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Glendale Business Owner Sues Federal Government For Seizing Cash, Property Without Explanation
By Staff Reporter | The owner of a small business in Glendale is suing the federal government for a raid in which it took money and property. Ayala’s Mini Market, a money services business, was raided by the Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) and Internal Revenue...
Unemployment Fell In 17 States In September, But Not Arizona
By Staff Reporter | The latest federal unemployment report reveals that unemployment fell in 17 states — but not Arizona. The Joint Economic Committee’s (JEC) monthly State Employment Update reported that unemployment fell in 17 states and D.C., rose in nine states,...
Heap Restores 24 Voters After Court Reviews Citizenship Documents
By Matthew Holloway | Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap announced Friday that his office restored 24 voters to active status after a court reviewed citizenship documentation during mediation. The move resolves a dispute with Attorney General Kris Mayes over the...
OPINION
MICHAEL CARBONE: Strong Families, Strong America: Our Future Depends on More Affordable Homes
By Arizona House Majority Leader Michael Carbone | America cannot remain a great power if young people cannot afford to marry and raise children. Building more homes, especially modest starter homes, is essential to helping young Americans put down roots and build a...
PETER CLARK: The Grocery Aisle Tea Party
By Peter Clark | The spark that ignited the American Revolution stemmed from the tax on tea. An unjust duty on their beloved tea led colonists to shout, “No taxation without representation.” This burdensome tax became one of the fissures that set America on its path...
MIKE BENGERT: Can SUSD Governing Board Member Pittinsky Be Trusted?
By Mike Bengert | Anyone who has watched Scottsdale Unified School District (SUSD) Governing Board meetings over the past two years has likely noticed how often Member Pittinsky cites his business experience and expertise. He presents himself as a thoughtful...
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