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Rep. Debbie Lesko Introduces Legislation To Protect Women From Gender Ideology

Feb 13, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | On Thursday, Rep. Debbie Lesko (R-AZ-08) introduced a resolution to protect women by preventing gender ideology from redefining biological sex. Lesko was joined in the resolution by Sen. Cindy...

NAU To Provide Free Tuition to Native Americans, Limit Aid to Other Races

Feb 13, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | Northern Arizona University (NAU) will provide free tuition regardless of income to Native Americans from Arizona tribes but requires other races to fall below a certain financial threshold to qualify. NAU President José Luis...

Crowd Booed Gov. Hobbs at Phoenix Open Golf Tournament

Feb 12, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | The Phoenix Open crowd reportedly booed Gov. Katie Hobbs after her attendance was announced at the tournament on Wednesday. Eyewitness accounts say the incident occurred at the Skybox stadium located on Hole 16...

Hobbs’ Nominee to ADHS Fails To Secure Senate Committee Support

Feb 12, 2023

By Daniel Stefanski | Governor Katie Hobbs has been reticent to transmit her nominations for state agency heads to the state legislature, and the effort by the Arizona Senate to bring transparency to the process may not lend itself to greater...

Arizona’s Botched Abortions: At Least 9 Babies Born Alive in 2021

Feb 12, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | Out of the nearly 14,000 abortions performed in 2021, at least nine babies were born alive following a botched procedure. The data comes from the Arizona Department of Health’s (AZDHS) latest report on abortions in the state...

Desert Mountain High School Puts on Play Exploring Kids’ Sexuality

Feb 11, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | This week, Desert Mountain High School (DMHS) put on a play exploring the sexuality of kids. It’s the latest display of the school’s promotion of minors’ sexualization. The play, “She Kills Monsters,” tells the story...

Rio Verde Foothills’ Water Bills Clear Committees

Feb 11, 2023

By Daniel Stefanski | Arizona’s water situation isn’t getting any better, and the next decade will most likely present major challenges to people as cities and towns take additional actions to conserve water for the future. One community has felt...

Photo Radar Could Be a Thing of the Past

Feb 11, 2023

By Daniel Stefanski | Photo radar has always been a contentious issue in Arizona with regular attempts from state legislators to remove cameras from Arizona streets and highways. This year, one powerful Republican state senator is leading the...

‘Pro-Life Spiderman’ Jailed for Climbing Phoenix’s Tallest Building

Feb 10, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | An activist who goes by the nickname "Pro-Life Spiderman" was arrested after climbing Phoenix's tallest building. The activist, Maison Des Champs, scales buildings to raise money and awareness for pro-life causes....

Republicans Lead Effort To Lift School Spending Cap

Feb 10, 2023

By Daniel Stefanski | Republicans led a bipartisan effort in the Arizona Legislature to raise the aggregate expenditure limit (AEL) for school districts in Fiscal Year 2023, easily avoiding a March 1 deadline to authorize the excess funds. The...

Superintendent Horne Shares Plans for Arizona’s Public Classrooms

Feb 9, 2023

By Daniel Stefanski | Democrats may have taken over most of the major statewide offices in Arizona in January 2023, but there’s one newly elected Republican officer who’s re-emerged on the scene and is ready to keep his promises to voters. Tom...

Arizona Representatives Share Thoughts on Biden’s SOTU

Feb 8, 2023

By Daniel Stefanski | President Joe Biden gave his second State of the Union (SOTU) address on Tuesday night in front of a packed U.S. House chamber and millions of viewers around the world. As is the case with most of these speeches, members of...