Politics
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“This is aimed to hurt public schools.” Why teachers want a ‘no’ vote on Prop 320
Republicans say it will boost teacher pay. Teachers say it will do the opposite.
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Want to host a voter registration event in Arizona? Start here
National Voter Registration Day is Sept. 15, and Arizona campuses already have nonpartisan voter outreach planned. Here’s how to build a simple community event using free materials, local organizations and Courier resources.
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No Kings protests planned across Arizona. Here’s where, when
The next nationwide No Kings mobilization is Saturday, Oct. 17. Here are the events scheduled in Arizona.
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Elon Musk’s super PAC is spending in Arizona’s tightest House races
The world’s richest man just picked sides in the Feely–Shah and Ciscomani–Mendoza races. Democrats say voters will notice.
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Andy Biggs wants to be Arizona’s governor. His votes cost voters thousands of dollars
US Rep. Andy Biggs is running for governor on an affordability platform, but his votes have made life more expensive in Arizona.
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More logging and mining near Grand Canyon? Trump plan to repeal Roadless Rule raises alarms
The Trump administration’s push to allow more road construction in national forests has alarmed preservationists in Arizona, who warn the change could lead to logging or more uranium mining near the Grand Canyon.
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Ciscomani voted to cut SNAP and Medicaid. It could cost him his seat
Southern Arizona lost a hospital and hundreds of Casa Grande jobs—and Arizona lost more food aid than any other state in the country.
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Jay Feely says he’s all Trump. His donors say he’s all Kari Lake
Jay Feely calls himself a staunch Trump supporter. Turns out his MAGA ties may be deeper than that.
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AG Mayes calls for data center halt
Citing soaring utility bills and deepening drought, Arizona’s attorney general is urging state leaders to freeze new data center approvals until resource protections are in place.
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The migrant congressman who won’t say the word ‘Dreamer’ anymore
Juan Ciscomani built his career on his own immigration story. Now he won’t answer whether other people get to keep theirs.
