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Phoenix Sued Over Permit Requirement To Feed And Aid Homeless In Public Parks
By Staff Reporter | A local church filed suit against the city of Phoenix for its new ordinance requiring permits to feed and provide medical care to the homeless in public parks. The city ordinance, “Phoenix Medical Treatment and Food Distribution in Parks,”...
Heap Rejects Board’s Public Meeting Proposal, Says Supervisors Are Delaying Compliance With Court Order
By Matthew Holloway | Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap rejected the Board of Supervisors’ proposal for a public meeting to discuss unresolved election administration disputes, arguing the offer was intended to create an appearance of cooperation while the Board...
Biggs Pushes Constitutional Amendment To Fix Supreme Court At Nine Justices
By Matthew Holloway | Rep. Andy Biggs is advancing a constitutional amendment to permanently set the size of the U.S. Supreme Court at nine justices. He says the proposal would prevent future attempts to expand the Court through legislation. According to a statement...
Maricopa County Recorder Alleges Board Retaliation As Staff Face Criminal Investigation
By Staff Reporter | Several Maricopa County staffers are now in the middle of an elections authority dispute between the recorder’s office and the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors. Several employees with the recorder’s office have been placed under...
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Republican Lawmakers, Gov. Hobbs Reach Budget Deal Including $1.45 Billion In Tax Relief
By Matthew Holloway | Arizona Republican House and Senate leaders announced a compromise budget agreement with Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs on Tuesday and introduced a series of budget bills for consideration in both chambers. According to a press release by the...
Phoenix Sued Over Permit Requirement To Feed And Aid Homeless In Public Parks
By Staff Reporter | A local church filed suit against the city of Phoenix for its new ordinance requiring permits to feed and provide medical care to the homeless in public parks. The city ordinance, “Phoenix Medical Treatment and Food Distribution in Parks,”...
Heap Rejects Board’s Public Meeting Proposal, Says Supervisors Are Delaying Compliance With Court Order
By Matthew Holloway | Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap rejected the Board of Supervisors’ proposal for a public meeting to discuss unresolved election administration disputes, arguing the offer was intended to create an appearance of cooperation while the Board...
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AZFEC: Katie Hobbs Is Turning Arizona’s Scenic Landscape Into A Playground For Foreign Solar Developers
By the Arizona Free Enterprise Club | For generations, Arizona’s wide-open land has supported ranchers, farmers and the communities that helped build our great state. Then, the climate activists came along. Armed with nothing more than junk...
ANNA VAN HOEK: Empty Classrooms, Full Costs
By Anna Van Hoek | At the May 5 Higley Unified Governing Board meeting, the Board approved a lease agreement with AZ Aspire Academy to utilize a portion of Power Ranch Elementary. I think it's a good thing that the district is looking for ways to generate additional...
DAVID BLACKMON: Texas Leads A New Natural Gas Pipeline Boom
By David Blackmon | Texas is once again proving why it stands as America’s unrivaled energy powerhouse. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), more than 66% of planned U.S. natural gas pipeline capacity additions for 2026 and 2027 — roughly...
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