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Maricopa County Chairman Dissatisfied With Ballot Signature Rejection Rate

Nov 23, 2025

By Staff Reporter | Maricopa County leadership is dissatisfied with the rejection rate of ballot signatures. Following Wednesday’s canvass of this month’s election, Board of Supervisors Chairman Thomas Galvin said the new signature...

Glendale Mayor Jerry Weiers Completes Historic “Great American Flag Tour”

Nov 23, 2025

By Ethan Faverino | On Saturday, October 25, 2025, Glendale Mayor Jerry Weiers stood on the grounds of the Arizona State Capitol and watched the final hoisting of a remarkable American flag. This same flag, over the past seven years, has been...

Cops Bust Scottsdale School Board Member’s Teen Rave

Nov 22, 2025

By Staff Reporter | One of the Scottsdale Unified School District (SUSD) governing board members was busted by the cops for a party attended by teens. SUSD governing board member Matt Pittinsky threw a “rave party” for his teenage son’s birthday...

“America First” Candidate Greg Roeberg Enters 2026 Arizona Attorney General Race

Nov 22, 2025

By Matthew Holloway | Greg Roeberg, a Scottsdale attorney, announced his intention to join the race for Arizona Attorney General on Thursday with an appearance on Steve Bannon’s War Room. Roeberg, who describes himself on his campaign website as...

Scottsdale Farmers Market To Relocate To City Hall Parking Lot In 2026

Nov 22, 2025

By Jonathan Eberle | Scottsdale’s popular Old Town Farmers Market will soon have a new home. The City Council voted on Nov. 17 to approve an agreement relocating the long-running Saturday market from its current spot at the city-owned parking...

Report Finds Arizona Wasted Economic Opportunities Of State Trust Lands

Nov 21, 2025

By Matthew Holloway | A new report from the Common Sense Institute (CSI) Arizona examines the state’s management of its state trust lands, set aside in 1912. It makes the case that the lands represent a “$140 Billion Missed Opportunity.” CSI...

Over 100 Arizona Schools Progress Beyond Federal School Improvement Status

Nov 21, 2025

By Staff Reporter | Over 100 out of about 400 schools in Arizona have advanced out of federal school improvement status, per the Arizona Department of Education. There are over 2,800 schools in the state. That means approximately 14 percent...

Arizona Senator Celebrates Legal Triumph As Court Upholds Strict Sex-Offender Law

Nov 21, 2025

By Ethan Faverino | Arizona State Senator Janae Shamp (R-LD29) hailed a significant court victory after a challenge to one of the state’s strictest child-protection laws was rejected, ensuring that convicted sex offenders remain subject to rigorous...

Maricopa Recorder’s Office Breaks Signature-Verification Record Amid Ballot Mishap

Nov 20, 2025

By Matthew Holloway | Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap has announced that his office set a new speed record for processing Election Day ballot drop-offs, completing signature verification and curing ballots within 48 hours of the Nov. 4th...

Watchdog Group Urges Immediate Freeze On All TUHSD Construction Amid Deepening Fiscal Concerns

Nov 20, 2025

By Jonathan Eberle | A community watchdog group is calling for a full stop to all major construction projects in the Tolleson Union High School District (TUHSD), citing overwhelming voter opposition and stark financial projections that point to a...

Arizona Ranks 24th In The Nation For Launching New Businesses

Nov 20, 2025

By Ethan Faverino | While entrepreneurship is surging across the United States, a new nationwide study by iPostal1, using U.S. Census Bureau data, reveals that not every state is riding the same wave. Arizona lands solidly in the middle at 24th...

Ex-ASU Professor, Renowned Atheist Physicist Asked Epstein For Sexual Misconduct Advice

Nov 19, 2025

By Staff Reporter | A former professor from Arizona State University (ASU) and renowned atheist physicist was peppered throughout the latest drop of Epstein files. Former ASU professor Lawrence Krauss, a theoretical physicist and cosmologist,...