May 17: Deadline to vote early in-person for May 21 municipal elections
Four weeks to go: Deadline to vote early in-person for May 21 municipal elections.
Katie Hobbs Abandons God by Killing Legislation Allowing Public Schools to Include Ten Commandments in Classrooms
Senator Anthony Kern expressed his disappointment towards Arizona's Secretary of State, Katie Hobbs, for vetoing legislation that would have allowed public schools to display the Ten Commandments in classrooms. Kern stated, "I'm appalled the state's top elected official is abandoning God and the very foundation our country was built upon by not allowing teachers to expose their students to the morals and ethics outlined in the Ten Commandments."The bill, SB 1151, sponsored by Senator Kern, aimed to give schools the option to include copies or excerpts of the Ten...
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Senate Democrats' Bogus Ethics Complaint Reveals Desperate Publicity Stunt to Score Cheap Campaign Points
President Pro Tempore T.J. Shope has strongly criticized a recent ethics complaint filed by Arizona Senate Democrats, labeling it as a desperate publicity stunt to gain favor with their base. Senator Shope expressed his disappointment in the actions of the Democrats, stating, "Shame on Arizona Senate Democrats for stooping so low in their desperate attempt to weaponize the Legislature's policies on ethics investigations." He also refuted the allegations, highlighting that neither he nor President Petersen had committed any ethical violations.Senator Shope accused the...
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Gov. Hobbs vetoes bill that would bar biological men from spaces designated for women
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed SB1628, which would have restricted sex specific spaces like bathrooms and locker rooms to an individual’s biological gender.
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Scottsdale Sinus & Allergy Center hosts local event raising money for the C4 Foundation and its Arizona House
Scottsdale Sinus & Allergy Center, an ear, nose and throat clinic located at 7301 E Second St., hosted an event in Phoenix on Feb. 22 that benefited the C4 Foundation and the foundation’s Arizona House project.
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Murderers, Robbers, Child Molesters: An analysis of March 2024 illegal alien arrests in Arizona
Arizona’s Tucson Sector of the U.S.-Mexico Border has seen a 167.2% increase in illegal alien encounters to date in the 2024 fiscal year, according to the U.S. Border Patrol (USBP).
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Arizona Freedom Caucus commends State Supreme Court for ruling on abortion laws
The Arizona Freedom Caucus announced their support for the ruling by the Arizona Supreme Court regarding abortion laws in the state from pre-Roe times being upheld.
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Scottsdale Sinus and Allergy PA: ‘Dorothy is one of the sweetest, most kindhearted individuals’
National Breathe Free recently gave Dorothy Roer, a patient of Scottsdale Sinus and Allergy and a dog groomer who has taken several pets over the years from some of her clients who have passed away, a check to help with the costs that come with caring for all of her animals. Scottsdale Sinus and Allergy physician assistant Katie Callahan was glad to help one of her patients.
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Kari Lake campaign sets record for donations received at Mar-A-Lago
U.S. Senate candidate Kari Lake (R-Ariz.) received over $1 million in donations to her campaign at a fundraising event with former President Donald Trump at Mar-A-Lago. This set a new record for the most fundraised at Mar-A-Lago by a non-incumbent Senate candidate.
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League of American Workers President: ‘Arizonans realize that the American Dream has become out of reach’
Steve Cortes, president and founder of the League of American Workers (LAW), today said that poll results released by his organization show Arizona voters no longer feel the American Dream is reachable.
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84% of Arizona voters say it’s unaffordable for families to live on a single income, says new poll
84% of Arizona voters say families in the state cannot live on a single income.That’s according to a new poll of Arizona voters released by the League of American Workers (LAW).
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Arizona Senate President: ‘It's concerning the Governor has yet to share any information’ on potential attacks on the state’s water infrastructure
Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen said Governor Katie Hobbs has not given any information to the state legislators on potential cyberattacks on water and wastewater infrastructure from adversary nations.
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Law Enforcement Today Publisher: Majority of Arizona voters realize U.S. borders are ‘wide open to terrorists, murderers, and gang members'
Kyle Reyes, the publisher of Law Enforcement Today, said it’s encouraging that the majority of Arizona voters realize that U.S. borders are “wide open to terrorists, murderers, and gang members.”