Candidate for Arizona Governor Office visits Yuma
Two candidates running for two separate offices make their rounds in Yuma County.
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Republicans stand with Governor Ducey in opposing Biden’s vaccination mandates
President Biden recently announced plans for a new vaccination mandate and a statement was released today from Senate President Karen Fann and House Speaker Rusty Bowers.
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Arizona abortion foes mulling steps after high court ruling
By BOB CHRISTIE Associated Press PHOENIX (AP) — Abortion opponents in Arizona are carefully mulling a U.S. Supreme Court decision to allow a Texas law banning abortion after a heartbeat can be detected before pursuing similar legislation. The high court late Wednesday refused to block the new Texas law but did not rule on its
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Ducey announces $60 million for hospitals combating COVID-19
Gov. Doug Ducey, (R-Ariz.) announced Wednesday the state will provide $60 million in additional funding for hospitals to help cope with the rising number of COVID-19 cases.
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Democratic candidate Judy Stahl fighting for Rep. Paul Gosar’s seat
The race for U.S. House of Representatives is right around the corner, and many candidates are in the peak of their campaign.
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Sen. Sinema visits Yuma to talk infrastructure improvements
U.S. Senator Kyrsten Sinema made a stop in Yuma today to discuss her multi-billion dollar bipartisan infrastructure bill. The bill has everything from water rights to expanding U.S. 95 toward Yuma Proving Ground.
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Arizona 2020 election audit report due to GOP-led state Senate
The company that conducted Arizona’s review of the 2.1 million ballots cast in Maricopa County during the 2020 presidential election is set Monday to deliver a report detailing their findings to the Republican state senators who ordered it up.
Continue Reading Ducey blasts media for spreading ‘misinformation’ on masking in Arizona
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey on Thursday held a ceremonial signing for a bill making Holocaust education mandatory in all the state’s public schools, but afterwards reporters were more interested in talking about coronavirus than curriculum.
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Maricopa County seeks reimbursement for new voting machines
Arizona’s largest county is demanding the state Senate pay $2.8 million to cover the costs of replacing vote-counting machines that the state’s top election official says cannot be used again because of their handling during the Senate Republicans’ 2020 election review.
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Voting rights groups file lawsuit challenging new Arizona election laws
A coalition of voting rights groups filed a lawsuit Tuesday challenging Arizona’s newest election laws.
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Gov. Ducey announces $163 million in rewards for schools who maintain in-person learning
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey on Tuesday announced he has millions of dollars in additional funding available for schools that do not close because of coronavirus.
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Arizona conservatives to seek ID requirement for mail-in ballots
Conservative groups and Republican lawmakers say they will ask Arizona voters to approve a voter-identification requirement for mail-in ballots.
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Sen Navarrete officially resigns amid child abuse arrest
After serious sexual abuse allegations and an arrest, Sen Tony Navarrete has stepped down.
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Sen. Tony Navarrete resigns following child sex abuse charges
Arizona’s Senate President and a Democratic Leader issue a statement following the resignation of Sen. Tony Navarrete.
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Arizona panel begins redistricting work with public hearings
Hearings to redraw districts to end on August 7 PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP, KYMA/KECY) — The state commission that will draw new congressional and legislative districts for use in elections during the coming decade is wrapping up a series of public hearings for Arizonans to provide input on how the districts should be drawn. The 15
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Maricopa County Board of Supervisors slams Arizona audit
On Monday, The Chairman of Maricopa County’s Board of Supervisors, Jack Sellers, blasted the Arizona GOP in a scathing letter regarding the ongoing audit into the 2020 election results.
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Arizona asks for public input on new legislative district lines
The Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission (IRC) is holding a public hearing, in Yuma County, next week to discuss the future of the state’s voting districts. The IRC plans to make its decision within the next couple months.
Continue Reading Trump supporters raise more than $5 million for Arizona election audit
Auditors now say supporters of former President Donald Trump raised more than $5.7 million to pay for Arizona Republicans’ election audit.
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Civil rights legend leads protest through Phoenix
Reverend Jesse Jackson on Monday led a protest in Phoenix to call for the end of the filibuster and to campaign for other causes and issues.
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2022 ELECTION PREVIEW: Arizona’s biggest races
The former president’s visit comes as the 2022 election heats up in the state of Arizona. The state’s biggest races include the current secretary of state and attorney general, former journalists, and many others.
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