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Scottsdale Unified School Board Shuts Down Parents, Describes Them As “Mob”
By B. Hamilton | The Scottsdale Unified Governing Board canceled its meeting on Tuesday, May 18th, 2021, according to Board President, Jann-Michael Greenburg, because of “a belligerent mob.” Greenburg was referring to the parents who had come to...
Phoenix City Council Approves “Most Radical, Extremist, And Anti-Police Plan In The Entire Country”
On Wednesday, the Phoenix City Council approved in a 5-4 vote, the creation of a police oversight office. Last November the Council considered the same plan, which is described as "radical" by City Councilman Sal DiCiccio, but rejected it in a 5-4...
Senate President Reaffirms That Election Audit Is About Ensuring Integrity Of Future Elections
By Terri Jo Neff | After months of being spoken for by attorneys or just typing brief comments on Twitter, the two state senators at the heart of the legislative audit into Maricopa County’s 2020 General Election were finally front and center...
“There Is a Bounty On Our Children”: Peoria Mothers Light Up School Board Members
By Corinne Murdock | A coalition of Peoria mothers descended on a Peoria Unified School District (PUSD) Governing Board meeting last week to demand an end to critical race theory (CRT) influences in the classroom. Near the end of their public...
Ducey, Pavlovich Sign Water, Air Quality Agreement
They have been long-time friends and on Tuesday, Governor Doug Ducey and Sonora Governor Claudia Pavlovich capped their professional relationship by signing an agreement to secure the neighboring states’ water future and expand collaboration to...
Restaurants Await Ducey Signature To Allow Leasing Of Liquor Licenses For To Go Sales And Delivery Privileges
By Terri Jo Neff | A bill which would allow restaurants whose liquor licenses prohibit off-premises or to-go sales of booze to lease a portion of another type of liquor license that allows for such sales was sent Monday to Gov. Doug Ducey. HB2773...
Yee, Taylor Robson Announce Governor Race Runs
On Monday, Arizona State Treasurer Kimberly Yee, and Arizona Board of Regents member, Karrin Taylor Robson, announced their plans to run in the governor's race. The announcements have been expected for some time. Yee has spent most of her adult...
State Budget Bills Could Be Presented This Week To Provide Relief To Taxpayers
By Terri Jo Neff | After months of meetings, crunching numbers, and compromises, the group of legislators and state staff tasked with hammering out Arizona’s $12 billion budget could be ready to roll it out this week. Rep. Regina Cobb (R-LD5) told...
3 High-Profile Bills Set To Die If Fann Won’t Place On Calendar
By Terri Jo Neff | With the legislature expected to take up the budget package sooner than later, three high-profile bills appear to have been shelved by Senate President Karen Fann, despite growing calls for her to calendar them for a vote before...
Peoria Teachers Bribed With Amazon Gift Cards To Indoctrinate Students In Online Social Justice Curriculum
By Corinne Murdock | An online social justice curriculum funded by Big Tech giants, EverFi, promised $15 gift cards to teachers who successfully got other teachers to start their students on one lesson. According to an email obtained by the AZ Free...
Bill Signed Extending High-Speed Internet In Rural, Tribal Areas
This week, Governor Doug Ducey signed House Bill 2596, paving the way to push more broadband into underserved rural areas and tribal lands. The bill allows private broadband providers to install, operate and maintain telecommunications equipment...
Physicians Applaud Ducey, Barto For Medical Graduate Transitional Training Permit Bill
On May 10, Governor Doug Ducey signed SB 12 71 into law, increasing the long term supply of fully licensed physicians. The legislation, sponsored by Sen. Nancy Barto, passed both chambers with bipartisan support. The Association of American...
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