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Willoughby Eyes Return To Arizona House To Continue Push For Parental Rights And Safe Communities

Sep 6, 2024

By Staff Reporter | A Phoenix-area nurse and mother is key to Arizona Republicans’ chances to hang onto control of the state House of Representatives. Julie Willoughby is running for the Arizona House of Representatives in Legislative District 13,...

AZ Prop 140 Hearing: Early Proceedings Point Toward Court Upholding Duplicate Signatures

Sep 5, 2024

By Matthew Holloway | On Tuesday, a judge considered the ongoing matter of Prop 140 in April Smith v. Fontes. The case involves a challenge of the validity of Arizona’s ranked choice voting initiative signatures. At the end of the hearing, the...

Surprise Woman Sues City For Violating Free Speech Rights

Sep 5, 2024

By Staff Reporter | The Surprise woman whose arrest for her speech during a council meeting went viral has sued the city, alleging they violated her constitutional right to criticize the government. The Foundation for Individual Rights and...

Mitchell Calls On Public To “Report, Don’t Repost” Incidents Of Violence

Sep 4, 2024

By Daniel Stefanski | Arizona’s top county prosecutor is setting her sights on teen violence within her jurisdiction. Earlier this month, Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell announced the start of ‘Report, Don’t Repost,’ which “tackles the...

ASU Professors Discuss With Students “Dismantling Capitalism” And “Electing A Female President”

Sep 4, 2024

By Matthew Holloway | Multiple sources have confirmed that two professors at Arizona State University, Dr. Angela Lober and Jenny Irish, spent an hour discussing with students “dismantling capitalism and electing a female president to restore...

Two Arizona Sisters Killed In Mexico Shooting

Sep 4, 2024

By Matthew Holloway | Two Arizona sisters, identified as Enedina N., 72, and Ubaldina N., 82, have been found dead in a White Nissan Pathfinder riddled with bullets off the side of Mexican Federal Highway 2, approximately 21 miles south of the...

Maricopa County Grants $150,000 To Support Kids Coming Out Of Foster Care

Sep 3, 2024

By Daniel Stefanski | Arizona’s largest county is taking action to support vulnerable youth. Earlier this month, the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved $150,000 for students who are coming out of foster care. The government funding will...

New Project Highlights Exceptional Americans

Sep 3, 2024

By Daniel Stefanski | An Arizona-based national organization is highlighting stories of famous Americans. American Encore has started a series to showcase the “stories of exceptional Americans who have experienced their own path in the pursuit for...

CPAC Foundation Tells AZ Election Officials It Will Monitor Ballot Drop Boxes

Sep 2, 2024

By Matthew Holloway | In a letter sent on August 15th, the Conservative Political Action Conference, or CPAC Foundation, told Secretary of State Adrian Fontes and Attorney General Kris Mayes that they wish to conduct conversations with both of them...

Kelly And Sinema Heap Praise On Brother Of 9th Circuit Judge Nominated For U.S. District Court

Sep 2, 2024

By Matthew Holloway | On Wednesday, U.S. Senators Mark Kelly and Kyrsten Sinema heaped praise on the Biden-Harris Administration for the nomination of Sharad Desai as a U.S. District Court judge. Sharad is the brother of a sitting 9th Circuit...

Lake Joins Green Party Candidate In Demanding His Inclusion In October Senate Debate

Sep 1, 2024

By Matthew Holloway | The Citizens Clean Elections Commission’s U.S. Senate debate on October 9th is currently slated to include Republican Kari Lake and Democrat Ruben Gallego, excluding Green Party candidate Eduardo Quintana due to new...

Rep. Sandoval’s Record Includes Votes Against Tax Relief And Tougher Penalties For Child Sex Traffickers

Sep 1, 2024

By Staff Reporter | A progressive Democrat incumbent legislator is key to her party’s hopes of flipping both chambers in Arizona. Mariana Sandoval is running for reelection to the Arizona House of Representatives in Legislative District 23. She was...