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Arizona Attorney General Asks Judge to Halt Biden’s Vaccine Mandates

Oct 22, 2021

By Corinne Murdock | Attorney General Mark Brnovich expanded his lawsuit against the Biden Administration’s vaccine mandates on Friday, asking the judge to place a temporary injunction on both mandates for federal employees and private companies as...

Phoenix Funds $2.8 Million for New Heat Response and Mitigation Office

Oct 22, 2021

By Corinne Murdock | The city of Phoenix set aside $2.8 million for its new Heat Response and Mitigation Office, an initiative to reduce temperatures in the metro area. The city set aside the exact same amount to address its homeless population and...

Copper Mine From 1880s Set To Reopen In 2022 To Advantage Strong Pricing

Oct 22, 2021

By Terri Jo Neff | Excitement is growing in northern Cochise County after the announcement that multiple jobs will be created in early 2022 when Excelsior Mining Corp. reactivates the historic Johnson Camp Copper Mine which was first opened in the...

Peoria Parents File Complaint Against School District for Attempting to Hide Curriculum, Ignore Opt-Out Requests

Oct 21, 2021

By Corinne Murdock | The mother and father of a middle school student, Amy and Shawn Souza, filed a statement of allegations against Peoria Unified School District (PUSD) with the Arizona State Board of Education for attempting to hide reportedly...

Woke Elementary Teacher Nominated by Arizona SoS Hobbs for Teaching Activism, and ‘Authentic History’

Oct 20, 2021

By Corinne Murdock | The Arizona Secretary of State’s office nominated a Phoenix elementary school teacher, Amanda Delphy, for the national John Lewis Youth Leadership Award, due to her classroom activism. Delphy started a “diversity...

Dannels Explains Why State, National Sheriffs’ Groups Oppose Magnus As Head Of CBP

Oct 20, 2021

By Terri Jo Neff | On Monday, Cochise County Sheriff Mark Dannels met with stakeholders about the ongoing crisis at the Arizona / Mexico border. The next day, he took to the airways to explain why two sheriffs’ associations strongly oppose the...

Mass Election Fraud Proponent, Ex-Admin for Q-Anon Origin Site Announces Run for Congress

Oct 20, 2021

By Corinne Murdock | Ron Watkins – a prominent proponent of mass election fraud theories and the ex-administrator of 8chan, the site where the QAnon conspiracy theory originated – announced his run for Arizona’s district one congressional seat last...

Brnovich Says Border Improvements Could Happen If Biden Simply Abides By Deportation Laws

Oct 19, 2021

By Terri Jo Neff | When Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich met Monday with stakeholders including Cochise County Sheriff Mark Dannels for an updated tour of the Arizona / Mexico border, he learned nothing has improved in the last 10 months....

U.S. Senate Republican Primary Race Gets Another Candidate As Donations, Expenses Add Up

Oct 19, 2021

By Terri Jo Neff | Last week’s announcement that Arizona Corporation Commissioner Justin Olson is joining the already crowded list of Republicans seeking the party’s nomination to take on U.S. Senator Mark Kelly in November 2022 is drawing...

Salmon Calls For Arizona School Board Association To Disaffiliate From National Group

Oct 19, 2021

By Corinne Murdock | Matt Salmon, a Republican gubernatorial candidate and former U.S. Representative for Arizona’s fifth district, asked the Arizona School Board Association (ASBA) to disaffiliate from the National School Board Association (NSBA)....

More States Join Arizona In Pushing Back On Biden’s Plan For Private Business Vaccine Mandate

Oct 18, 2021

By Terri Jo Neff | On Sept. 14, Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich sued President Joe Biden in federal court, firing one of the first salvos against a plan to create a national rule forcing private companies with 100 or more employees to...

Ducey Commits $5 Million For Small Businesses

Oct 18, 2021

Governor Doug Ducey is committing an additional $5 million to help Arizona small businesses recover from the economic consequences of the pandemic and extreme weather conditions. Governor Ducey launched the Back to Work Small Business...