Cracking down on cartels recruiting teenage Arizonans through social media
In Washington, Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema introduced the Combating Cartels on Social Media…
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NFIB endorses Kari Lake for Governor of Arizona
In a press release, the political action committee for Arizona’s leading small business association made an…
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Celebrate National Coffee Day with Dutch Bros
As Dutch Bros Coffee celebrates National Coffee Day, the company will give their rewards members an exciting…
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Planned Parenthood to appeal abortion ruling
A ruling by a Pima County judge re-instated a law banning abortions put on the books when Arizona was not even a…
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Senate Democratic Leader announces appt. to the WIFA Board.Â
Senate Democratic Leader Rebecca Rios proudly announces a new…
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Sinema discusses bipartisan work with Arizona Chamber of Commerce
Speaking with the Arizona Chamber of Commerce, Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema spoke on three…
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Gov Ducey proclaims October 20 “Great Arizona ShakeOut Day”
Because Arizona is prone to earthquakes, Gov. Doug Ducey declares October 20 as “Great Arizona ShakeOut…
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Rep. Grijalva announced $1.2 million to help fight diaper shortage
Rep. Raul M. Grijalva declares that the Arizona Community Action Association (Wildfire) are the recipients of the Diaper Distribution Demonstration…
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Lane restrictions on US 95 starting Oct. 3 for construction
The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) announced there will be lane restrictions and construction on US 95 between mileposts 67 and 80, that…
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Man charged for assaulting a Border Patrol agent
A 54-year-old man was arrested on one count of assault on a federal officer with the use of a deadly weapon and was charged by criminal…
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SLHS Mental and Social Health students create yellow ribbons for Suicide Prevention Month
In a press release, the San Luis High School (SLHS) Mental and Social Health students created 300 yellow…
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Planned Parenthood Arizona seeks immediate stay of new abortion ruling
Planned Parenthood Arizona asks for an immediate stay of the Pima County Superior Court’s new ruling decision to ban…
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Homicide in Winterhaven as ICSO investigates
On Saturday, September 24, 2022, Imperial County Sheriff’s Deputies from the Winterhaven station responded to shots fired in the 1800 block of…
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YSCO issues Level 2 sex offender notification
On Monday, September 26, the Yuma County Sheriff’s Office (YCSO) issues a Level 2 sex offender…
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YMVC receives grant from Arizona Community Foundation
The Yuma Multiversity Campus Corporation (YMVC) announced support from the Arizona Community Foundation…
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From Yale to jail: Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes’ path
Long before he assembled one of the largest far-right anti-government militia groups in U.S. history, before his Oath Keepers stormed the U.S.…
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Arizona gas prices rise to 12.2 cents per gallon
Average gasoline prices in Arizona have risen to 12.2 cents per gallon, averaging $4.05/g…
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San Luis hosts Founders Day Parade after three years
On Saturday, September 24, the San Luis Parks and Recreation presented a parade in honor of Founder’s…
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Gov. Ducey signs new legislation laws, goes into effect Saturday
Effective Saturday, September 24, Governor Doug Ducey’s signed 387 bills goes into…
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BREAKING NEWS: Judge lifts injunction on Arizona 1901 abortion law
Arizona’s 15-week abortion ban could go into effect tomorrow, that’s if an Arizona Superior Court judge doesn’t issue a ruling on a more restrictive…
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