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Bonds And Overrides Elections Offer Mixed Bag Of Results

Nov 15, 2023

By Daniel Stefanski | While the contests weren’t as significant as in other states , last Tuesday, Arizonans concluded a month of elections, which largely took place via absentee ballots. The majority of races across the state, primarily in...

ASU Law Professor Deletes Viral Tweet Detailing Fake Racial Attack Against Muslims

Nov 14, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | An Arizona State University (ASU) law school professor deleted a viral tweet detailing a racially-motivated verbal attack against Muslims after it was publicly exposed as a fake. ASU professor Khaled Beydoun shared a...

Gilbert Residents May Face Water Rate Hike Of Up To 130 Percent

Nov 14, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | Gilbert residents may face a massive water rate hike of up to 130 percent next year. The town council discussed three proposed options for water rate increases during its two-day fall retreat last week: cash funded, bond...

Peoria Mayor Travels To Israel To Show Support For IDF And Meet With Political Leaders

Nov 13, 2023

By Daniel Stefanski | An Arizona leader has traveled to Israel to show his support of its people as they continue to recover from one of the worst terrorist attacks in their nation’s history. Peoria Mayor Jason Beck revealed on his Facebook...

Pinal County Sheriff Wins Emmy For Doing ‘God’s Work’: Nabbing Left Lane Campers

Nov 12, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | The Pinal County Sheriff’s Office won a Rocky Mountain Emmy for their video of Sheriff Mark Lamb doing “God’s work”: nabbing drivers holding up the left lane made for passing. The four-minute video, “Stop Camping in the Left...

University Of Arizona’s Recording Studio Opportunity Excludes White, Straight Students

Nov 12, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | The University of Arizona (UArizona) School of Music announced a new recording studio opportunity that excludes white and/or straight students. In an email obtained by Libs of TikTok, UArizona School of Music administrator...

New Report Shows College American History Classes Focus Mostly On Social Justice Revisionism

Nov 12, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | Center for American Institutions (CAI), an interdisciplinary research project through Arizona State University (ASU), declared in a new report that higher education’s American history classes focus mostly on social justice...

Mitchell Warns About Federal Monitoring Of Police Departments

Nov 11, 2023

By Daniel Stefanski | Maricopa’s Republican County Attorney is joining law enforcement organizations in pushing back against federal monitoring of police departments. Last week, Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell posted her displeasure with...

Phoenix Finds Shelter For 82 Percent Of Homeless After Court Order To Clean Up The Zone

Nov 11, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | The city of Phoenix reported having an 82 percent success rate with admitting The Zone’s homeless into shelters after a court order to clean up the infamous downtown homeless encampment. The majority success rate came just...

Gov. Hobbs’ Task Force Admits 2022 Election Under Her Rule Disenfranchised Voters

Nov 10, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | Gov. Katie Hobbs’ Election Task Force (ETF) admitted that the 2022 election under her administration as secretary of state disenfranchised certain voters. In the ETF’s final report, issued last week, the...

Arizona Lawmakers Concerned About “Shortcomings” In Arizona’s State Hospital

Nov 10, 2023

By Daniel Stefanski | Two Arizona legislators are proposing changes to the state’s hospital. Last week, Senators Catherine Miranda and T.J. Shope wrote an opinion piece for the Arizona Republic with their legislative recommendations to improve the...

Hobbs’ Elections Task Force Makes Recommendations Ahead Of 2024

Nov 9, 2023

By Daniel Stefanski | The Arizona Governor’s Office is taking action to provide more resources for elections ahead of a crucial year of political contests. Last week, Governor Katie Hobbs announced that she would be earmarking “$2.3 million in...