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ASU Professor Praises Terrorists, Advocates For Violence Against Political Opponents
By Staff Reporter | An Arizona State University (ASU) professor is making the case that Americans are wrong to view Islamic terrorists abroad as terrorists. Associate history professor Alexander “Alex” Avina also qualified violence as a moral...
AZ Corp Commission Approves Small Credit To UNS Summer Electric Bills
By Matthew Holloway | The Arizona Corporation Commission approved a temporary bill credit for UNS Electric customers, expected to reduce monthly costs during peak summer usage. According to a Wednesday press release, the Commission approved an...
10-Year-Old’s Letter To NASA Sparks Viral Push To “Bring Pluto Back”
By Ethan Faverino | A 10-year-old girl’s heartfelt plea to restore Pluto’s status as a full planet has gone viral, drawing responses from NASA leadership and highlighting Arizona’s deep connection. Mike’s Weather Page shared the story on X, saying,...
Sen. Gallego Revokes Gubernatorial Endorsement Of Longtime Friend, California Rep. Swalwell
By Staff Reporter | Sen. Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) revoked the gubernatorial endorsement of his longtime friend, Democratic California Rep. Eric Swalwell, over sexual assault claims. Gallego dropped support for his “best friend” Swalwell following a...
Hobbs Urged By Arizona Superintendent To Sign Tax Credit Bill To Fund Schools
By Staff Reporter | The Arizona superintendent of schools is urging Gov. Katie Hobbs to lift a financial burden for schools. Hobbs has yet to decide on a bill, SB 1142, allowing Arizona schools to participate in a new federal school tax credit...
Arizona Labor Market Weakens Despite Modest January Job Gains
By Ethan Faverino | New data from the Common Sense Institute’s Arizona Jobs and Labor Force Update shows Arizona added 5,100 non-farm jobs on a seasonally adjusted basis in January, representing a modest 0.16% increase from December. This gain...
Poll: Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen Leads GOP Attorney General Primary
By Staff Reporter | The leader of the Arizona Senate is one of the top contenders to unseat Attorney General Kris Mayes this November, according to a recent poll. Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen (R-LD14) led among prospective voters polled...
Arizona House Republicans Question Impact Of Hobbs Energy Plan On Housing And Costs
By Staff Reporter | Arizona House Republicans are raising concerns about Governor Katie Hobbs’ recently released state energy plan, arguing it prioritizes solar development and government programs over housing availability and energy affordability....
Arizona Senate President Refers Attorney General, Secretary Of State For DOJ Investigation
By Staff Reporter | The Arizona Senate’s leader referred two state officials to the Department of Justice (DOJ) to be investigated for obstruction. Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen (R-LD14) announced the referral on Tuesday. Petersen, who...
Queen Creek School District Now Requires Oversight Of Classroom Books
By Staff Reporter | A Phoenix-area school district instituted a new policy requiring oversight of books in the classroom. Queen Creek Unified School District (QCUSD) began enforcing the policy in January after its governing...
New Arizona Law Requires Sex Offenders To Disclose Status When Seeking Name Changes
By Matthew Holloway | Arizona has enacted new legislation tightening oversight of registered sex offenders who seek to change their legal names. House Bill 2223, sponsored by Rep. Quang Nguyen (R-LD1), adds new disclosure and notification...
Transgender Mayoral Candidate Accused Of Using Town Logo In Campaign Materials
By Staff Reporter | The transgender mayoral candidate for Fountain Hills was accused of using the town’s logo in his campaign materials. Last month, the town of Fountain Hills issued a cease-and-desist letter to town council member Brenda...
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