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🗳️ Protect Education Act turns in signatures

July 8, 2026

Plus: A new immersive Titanic experience Share with a friend Good morning! I finally made it to my first Phoenix Mercury game of the season last Thursday, and it was a great one to go to. Although they haven’t been doing so hot this season, they beat the Seattle Storm 90-67, and one…

🗳️ Protect Education Act turns in signatures

11 Arizona events to check out this weekend (July 10-12)

July 8, 2026

Here are some of the biggest events in Arizona this weekend, from a renaissance festival to back-to-school fairs.

11 Arizona events to check out this weekend (July 10-12)

Days after July 4th, immigrant children fought DHS in an Arizona court

July 7, 2026

Undocumented children who are in the US without their parents faced the full weight of the federal government in a Tucson courthouse.

Days after July 4th, immigrant children fought DHS in an Arizona court

Stanton: Military shouldn’t be part of Trump’s immigration crackdown

July 7, 2026

Bloomberg Law reports the Pentagon is considering involuntarily activating military lawyers to serve as immigration judges and represent the government in cases involving detained migrant children. US Rep. Greg Stanton’s response was two NDAA amendments that would: 🚫 Block the DoD from funding immigration enforcement contracts. 🚫 Bar DoD employees from volunteering for immigration enforcement…

Stanton: Military shouldn’t be part of Trump’s immigration crackdown

Lifelong Republican and former Mesa mayor endorses Katie Hobbs for governor

July 7, 2026

Pointing to her bipartisan record, Republican John Giles endorsed incumbent Katie Hobbs over Trump-backed primary challenger Andy Biggs.

Lifelong Republican and former Mesa mayor endorses Katie Hobbs for governor

Marlene Galán-Woods on why she left the GOP

July 6, 2026

Former Republican Marlene Galán-Woods says GOP groups spent money trying to stop her because they know she can win over voters who have turned away from today’s Republican Party. She says the values she was raised with are now better represented by Democrats.

Marlene Galán-Woods on why she left the GOP

The oldest pool in Arizona is more than 140 years old and still open

July 6, 2026

A southern Arizona town started the trend of public swimming pools and is possibly the oldest operating municipal swimming pool in the US.

The oldest pool in Arizona is more than 140 years old and still open

Arizona insurance costs are rising. Here’s why

July 6, 2026

Insurance costs are skyrocketing in Arizona. Many Arizonans can no longer afford their insurance after Congress cut funding for the Affordable Care Act, threatening public health and risking even higher healthcare costs for everyone.

Arizona insurance costs are rising. Here’s why

🫣 5 most venomous critters in AZ

July 6, 2026

Plus: A monsoon fantasy forecast game Share with a friend Good morning! If sports aren’t your thing, but you still like to make predictions, you should try out the University of Arizona’s Southwest Monsoon Fantasy Forecasts. The Arizona Institute for Resilience created this online game that allows people to make weekly and seasonal…

Arizona children are worse off due to this move made by Trump and Republicans

July 3, 2026

Hundreds of thousands of Arizona children are worse off due to this move made by Trump and Republicans. Here’s the deal.

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