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Gov. Hobbs Accused Of Breaking The Law To Take Credit For A Tax Rebate She Opposed

Nov 3, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | Gov. Katie Hobbs is now taking credit for the family tax rebate she opposed initially — and had a state agency break the law in doing so, according to legislative leaders. Hobbs championed the tax rebate on Tuesday with several...

Attorney General To Propose ‘Red Flag’ Law To Take Guns From Entire Households

Nov 2, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | Attorney General Kris Mayes says she will push for a new “red flag” law to not only take away guns from those viewed as posing a threat to others, but those with whom the individual resides. “Red flag” laws enable a...

Canadians Show Interest In Arizona Economy

Nov 2, 2023

By Daniel Stefanski | Arizona Legislators have an opportunity this week to meet and greet with a Canadian delegation. On Monday, Arizona State Representative David Cook announced that the Delegate General of Québec in Los Angeles, Mr. David...

Arizona Sheriffs Take Action In Response To Growing Border Crisis

Nov 1, 2023

By Daniel Stefanski | Arizona sheriffs continue to raise concerns about the escalating crisis at America’s southern border, and some of these officials are putting their money where their mouth is. Last week, the Arizona Sheriffs Association issued...

Diamondbacks World Series Appearance Boosts Phoenix Economy

Nov 1, 2023

By Daniel Stefanski | A local team’s unexpected run to the pinnacle of the baseball world has given its city an economic boon. The Arizona Diamondbacks weren’t expected to go too far during the 2023 Major League Baseball postseason, but the team...

Arizona Cities Score Veteran Friendly In New Survey

Nov 1, 2023

By Daniel Stefanski | Two Arizona cities are among the top ten in America for military veterans to live, according to a recently released survey. WalletHub issued its findings for its latest installment of the Best and Worst Places for Veterans to...

Tucson Unveils New $140 Million Public Transit On Existing Route

Oct 31, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | The city of Tucson unveiled plans for a new $140 million public transit system, with the first proposed route along an existing one covered by Sun Tran, the fare-free transit system in place. In a press...

Federal Court Rules Abortionists May Seek Injunction Against Abortion Ban

Oct 31, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | A federal court ruled that abortionists can challenge the state’s ban on discriminatory abortions. The Ninth Circuit Court ruled on Monday in Isaacson v. Mayes that abortionists may petition for an injunction against...

Americans Expected To Spend Big This Halloween

Oct 30, 2023

By Daniel Stefanski | Americans are spending lots of their money on Halloween festivities in 2023. A recent study by the National Retail Federation (NRF) showed that there is likely to be $12.2 billion spent on Halloween this year in the United...

Sen. Kerr Resigns From Hobbs’ Water Council

Oct 30, 2023

By Daniel Stefanski | More schisms have appeared between the state’s Democrat Chief Executive and Republican legislative leadership. Earlier this month, Senate Majority Whip Sine Kerr, the Chair of the chamber’s Committee on Natural Resources,...

City Of Flagstaff Threatened With Lawsuit Over Firearms Advertisement Ban

Oct 30, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | The city of Flagstaff may face a lawsuit over its forthcoming decision to ban a firearms advertisement. In a press release issued earlier this week, the Goldwater Institute said that the city’s ban, if...

Secretary Of State’s Office Lacks Processes To Clean Voter Rolls Of Over 78K Noncitizens, Nonresidents

Oct 29, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | The secretary of state’s office lacks the processes in place to remove about 78,000 potential noncitizens and nonresidents from its voter rolls. In its last two quarterly reports issued to the state legislature in May and...