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Public Expresses Outrage at Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Meeting

Nov 17, 2022

By Corinne Murdock | The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors (BOS) meeting on Wednesday included over an hour of public comment on Election Day issues. The majority of the public who spoke expressed frustration over the county’s handling of the...

Voters Approved Proposition Limiting Voter Initiatives to Single Subjects

Nov 17, 2022

By Corinne Murdock | Voters may now have an easier time deciding on ballot initiatives thanks to Proposition 129. The measure, which earned 55 percent of the vote over this past week, amends the Arizona Constitution to limit ballot...

Conservative Parents Find Hope In Superintendent and School Board Races

Nov 16, 2022

By Loretta Hunnicutt | From the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (SPI) to local school board positions, several conservatives are currently leading or have already won key races on the education front in the 2022 General Election. As...

Arizona Company Wants To Create Reliable Marijuana Breath Test

Nov 16, 2022

By Terri Jo Neff | With marijuana use now legal in some manner in the majority of states, attention is turning to how to reliably determine if a driver—or employee or care giver—is under the influence of THC, the chemical in cannabis responsible...

Forest And Wildfire Management Hearing Set Ahead Of Draft Report

Nov 16, 2022

By Terri Jo Neff | The public is invited to attend the final hearing of the Arizona House Forest and Wildfire Management Ad Hoc Committee during which several updates will be provided on the Telegraph Fire that ravaged more than 180,000 acres last...

Monday Ballot Drops Show Democrats Won Three Key Races

Nov 15, 2022

By Corinne Murdock | Maricopa County’s long-awaited drop of 71,000 ballots on Monday night locked in three key races for Democrats: governor, secretary of state, and senator. The vote results remain unofficial, with two statewide races remaining...

Lake Havasu Teacher Couple Resign, Fired For Filming Porn in Classroom

Nov 15, 2022

By Corinne Murdock | A Lake Havasu Unified School District (LHUSD) husband and wife teacher duo became unemployed earlier this month for a porn video filmed in a classroom outside of school hours. Samantha Peer, who went by the porn alias Khloe...

Democrat Julie Gunnigle Concedes Maricopa County Attorney Race

Nov 14, 2022

By Corinne Murdock | On Monday, the Democratic candidate in the Maricopa County Attorney’s race, Julie Gunnigle, conceded. Gunnigle’s opponent, incumbent Republican Rachel Mitchell, earned 52 percent of the vote to Gunnigle’s 48 percent. In a...

Magnus Resigns As Top Border Official After Controversial Tenure

Nov 14, 2022

By Terri Jo Neff | Former Tucson Police Chief Chris Magnus resigned Saturday, less than one year after being confirmed as commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), capping a tumultuous and controversial tenure for the longtime city...

Some Legislative Caucus Leaders Chosen

Nov 13, 2022

By Terri Jo Neff | Opening day for the first regular session of the 56th Legislature is Jan. 9, and the various legislative caucuses are wasting no time getting ready. On Nov. 10, the Senate Republican Caucus and both Democratic caucuses announced...

Governor’s Race Remains Tight As Voters Wait For Ballots To Be Tabulated

Nov 13, 2022

By Terri Jo Neff | As of press time, Republican gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake was close to Katie Hobbs, with only 32,200 or so votes separating them, with 350,000 more ballots awaiting tabulation statewide. It has long been believed that...

Leftist Dark Money Successfully Influenced Arizona Voters on Propositions

Nov 13, 2022

By Corinne Murdock | The left’s network of dark money appears to have successfully influenced voters in passing Propositions 209 and 308. Prop 209, the Predatory Debt Collection Act, was passed by voters overwhelmingly, 72 to 28 percent....