The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) has a unique role as a quasi-government agency that sets official insurance standards and policies across all 50 states and the District of Columbia. With such vast power, one would expect a non-partisan agency to be transparent and accountable to the people it serves.
I reached out to some candidates and incumbents, and after spending time with Lisa Borowsky I found her common sense philosophy to be highly aligned with mine, my friends and my network
As a longtime resident of Paradise Valley, I am an enthusiastic supporter of Vice-Mayor Mark Stanton.
September is recognized as International Update Your Resume Month, a perfect time for students to refine their resumes and prepare for future job opportunities. Whether you’re entering the job market soon or just gearing up for internships, a polished and updated resume is essential.
Prostate cancer is the second-most common cancer among men and the second-leading cause of cancer death among American men. While this is an important subject to talk about year-round, Prostate Cancer Awareness Month in September is an ideal opportunity to bring the discussion front and center.
I am proud to endorse Mike Sharkey, Donna Lewis, and Matthew Pittinsky for the Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board.
At Junior Achievement, we view financial literacy as “the other literacy.” Just like reading or writing, we all deal with money on a near-daily basis
Arizona ranks 44 out of 50 states when it comes to colorectal cancer (CRC) screenings, with merely 55% of adults aged 45-75 completing screening tests during their recommended intervals.
Cars today are full of convenience and new technology, capturing large amounts of your personal information in the process. General Motors Insurance, which first launched in Arizona, uses data collected from the vehicle to customize insurance rates.
Time for some facts about Prop 490, a ballot measure, created by residents to benefit our entire city.
It’s no wonder, given this dynamic, that nine out of our state’s eleven members of Congress are co-sponsors of the Medicare Multi-Cancer Early Detection Screening Coverage Act (H.R. 2407/S.2085), a bill that will expand access to life-saving cancer screenings for those most in need.
Kari Lake has fought to overturn the results of democratic elections. She has shown no capacity for leadership and no semblance of respect for the rule of law, which is essential to conservatism.
Wildfires are an increasing concern in Arizona, requiring quick action when they strike.
September’s Suicide Prevention Awareness Month underscores the critical need to address the complex relationship between suicide risk, substance use, and mental health disorders.
The growing need for resources and more accessible mental health treatment options is a nationwide issue impacting Americans of all ages.
I implore the community as this election approaches, let us go forward not backward. Elect Tyler Kamp as our next sheriff of Maricopa County.
The Hispanic community also makes up 33% of Arizona’s total population and 19.5% of the U.S. population.
As governor, I appointed Mark Stanton to serve in my administration because of his adept leadership qualities. Mark’s skillful and thoughtful approach made him a perfect match to serve in a critical state agency — The Office of Tourism.
Thankfully, early on my teacher at Rio Vista Elementary referred me and my family to the Hispanic Mother Daughter Program (HMDP) through Access ASU.
Here is a secret: as the mayor of Phoenix, I always envied Scottsdale commitment to open space and parks.
Scottsdale is a unique community with a long history of major accomplishments.
This month, more than a million Realtors across America will have a plethora of new forms to incorporate into transactions with their clients.
As inflation continues to run rampant, no other racial or ethnic group has felt the financial sting more than Native Americans. When surveyed, 69 percent of them reported “serious financial struggle” as a result of inflation — higher than every other demographic.
These excellent candidates are the choice to ensure our schools stay high-quality, student-focused, and effectively managed.
Benedict: Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and the Blind offer vital programs to prepare deaf and blind students for success
By Katie Martin | Point of View If you’re facing high utility bills and fall into the low-income category, weatherization might be the perfect solution
By Lizeth Fils-Aime | Point of View There is no age limit to learning, and CTE (career and technical education) is a great way to
Mary Hamway | Point of View The ballots have arrived and I encourage everyone to exercise your right to vote. I first ran for Town
By Mark Stanton | Point of View As we get close to the primary election on July 30, I would like to state how grateful
By Anna Thomasson | Point of View Thank you, Arizona Digital Free Press, for being an alternative news source for voters in Paradise Valley. Thank
