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
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