Ericka Piñon

County Attorney Brad Miller to Investigate Senator ICE Posts Causes AG Mayes Backlash

County attorney Brad Miller offered to look into a state senator's social media warning about immigration agents in a Phoenix…

2 months ago

Possible Presidential Candidate Ruben Gallego Heads to Iowa After Old Tweets Resurface

Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego is making his first moves toward a potential 2028 presidential campaign. This weekend, he's heading to…

2 months ago

EPA Cancels $7 Billion Solar Program for Low-Income Families

The Environmental Protection Agency shut down a major solar energy program on Thursday that was meant to help over 900,000…

2 months ago

Trump Targets 90+ Nations in Largest U.S. Tariff Expansion in Decades

Thursday marked the start of President Donald Trump's promised tariff campaign, which resulted in the highest average U.S. tariff rates…

2 months ago

Two People Detained by Southwest Elementary School Raises Concerns

An immigration enforcement incident occurred outside Southwest Elementary School on August 5, the second day of the new school year,…

2 months ago

Mylie Biggs Wants to Lead the State—But Says Women Should Stay Home

Despite having previously stated on a podcast that she does not think women should hold political power in office, Mylie…

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HHS Secretary RFK Jr. Pulls Plug on $500M in mRNA Vaccine Projects

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the Secretary of Health and Human Services, stated Tuesday that his department is ending funding and…

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Trump Creates White House Task Force for 2028 Los Angeles Olympics

In an executive order issued Tuesday, President Donald Trump established a White House task force to supervise preparations for the…

2 months ago

Possible Expansion of ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Immigration Facility in Arizona

After the controversial opening of Florida's "Alligator Alcatraz" prison in the Everglades, the Department of Homeland Security is announcing a…

2 months ago

Kirkland Fire Update: From Spark to Nearly Contained

What began as a reckless drunk driving incident near Hillside, Arizona, on August 1st, 2025, grew into a major wildfire…

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Arizona Republicans Robson and Biggs Gear Up for Competitive 2026 Governor's Race

With two well-funded candidates running for the opportunity to take on Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs in 2026, Arizona's Republican gubernatorial…

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Arizona Is Home Program Grows to $18M, Helping 1,000 Buyers Statewide

Facing growing housing affordability challenges, Governor Katie Hobbs has announced a $5 million expansion of the Arizona Is Home program,…

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Arizona Senate Republicans Call for Federal Investigation of Senator Ortiz's ICE Posts

Warren Petersen, the President of the Republican Caucus in the Arizona Senate, has asked the federal government to look into…

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Rebuilding Academic Confidence: Mary Belle McCorkle Academy's Summer Program in Action

Classrooms at Tucson's Mary Belle McCorkle Academy of Excellence that would often be empty during the summer are occupied by…

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Tucson Welcomes Latino-Owned Spanish-Language Newspaper Two Years After La Estrella’s Closure

Two years after the city lost its only Spanish-language newspaper, La Estrella de Tucsón, Tucson will welcome a new Latino-owned…

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Trump Endorses Controversial Sweeney Ad, Boosting American Eagle Stock

After President Donald Trump openly supported American Eagle Outfitters' controversial ad “Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans” campaign starring actress Sydney…

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Federal Funding Fuels Phoenix’s New Water Purification Initiative With $180 Million

Phoenix will receive nearly $180 million in federal funding to build a new facility in the Colorado River Basin that…

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Arizona’s Growing Power Needs and the Role of Nuclear Energy

By the late 2030s, Arizona's electricity consumption is predicted to increase by almost 60%. Rapid population expansion, intense summer heat,…

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