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ADOT announces weekend closures for Phoenix area freeways

By Grand Canyon Times | Jan 23, 2025

The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) has announced a significant closure of westbound Interstate 10 in the Phoenix area this weekend as part of the ongoing I-10 Broadway Curve Improvement Project.

Arizona releases action plan addressing rising impact of diabetes

By Grand Canyon Times | Jan 23, 2025

Diabetes remains a significant health challenge in Arizona, affecting many residents and imposing a heavy economic burden on the state's healthcare system.

Arizona launches telehealth program for student mental health support

By Grand Canyon Times | Jan 23, 2025

State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne has announced a new initiative to provide mental health support through telehealth in Arizona's rural counties.

Free radon test kits offered by ADHS during National Radon Action Month

By Grand Canyon Times | Jan 21, 2025

As the holiday season concludes, many people are addressing unexpected challenges in their homes.

Horne calls for expanded school safety after near tragedy in Tucson

By Grand Canyon Times | Jan 21, 2025

State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne delivered his 2025 State of Education speech, emphasizing the importance of school safety and various educational initiatives.

AZ House Speaker Montenegro: Hobbs’ budget proposal ‘raises concerns about parental choice, fiscal responsibility, public safety, economic growth’

By Grand Canyon Times News Service | Jan 18, 2025

The Speaker of the Arizona House of Representatives said today that Gov. Katie Hobbs’ (D-Ariz.) budget proposal, released this week, would place “undue burdens” on Arizona taxpayers.

AZ Board of Ed Member on Hobbs' Proposed ESA Income Cap: Governor thinks ‘Americans should be punished if they get a raise’

By Grand Canyon Times News Service | Jan 18, 2025

Arizona Board of Education Member Jenny Clark said today that she and her group, Love Your School, are “here to advance and defend education freedom from Governors who think hard working Americans should be punished if they get a raise and their kids should be kicked off scholarships!”

Goldwater Institute report finds ‘DEI’ course mandates at U.S. public universities cost $2 billion

By Grand Canyon Times reports | Jan 17, 2025

A report released Jan. 15, 2025, by the Phoenix-based Goldwater Institute estimates that mandatory “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion” (DEI) course requirements at public universities cost students and taxpayers about $2 billion and require around 40 million hours of student time.

Manufacturers call on Congress to renew key tax policies amid economic concerns

By Grand Canyon Times | Jan 17, 2025

A recent study by the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) highlights potential economic consequences if tax reform measures from the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act are not renewed.

Governor Hobbs introduces 2026 budget focused on education and economic growth

By Grand Canyon Times | Jan 17, 2025

Governor Katie Hobbs has announced her executive budget proposal for the fiscal year 2026, setting forth a plan focused on education, water security, and public safety.

Narcan kits distributed across Arizona schools as part of overdose prevention effort

By Grand Canyon Times | Jan 16, 2025

More than 4,000 Narcan kits have been distributed to schools in Arizona through the efforts of the STOP-IT taskforce.

AZ House Speaker Montenegro: ‘Our Majority Plan focuses on preserving the American Dream, promoting public safety, and protecting individual rights and freedoms’

By Grand Canyon Times News Service | Jan 15, 2025

The newly-elected Arizona House Speaker said his caucus’ 2025 Majority Plan, released earlier this week, addresses “the priorities that matter most to Arizonans.”

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News from January 2025

ADOT announces weekend closures for Phoenix area freeways

Arizona releases action plan addressing rising impact of diabetes

Arizona launches telehealth program for student mental health support

Free radon test kits offered by ADHS during National Radon Action Month

Horne calls for expanded school safety after near tragedy in Tucson

AZ House Speaker Montenegro: Hobbs’ budget proposal ‘raises concerns about parental choice, fiscal responsibility, public safety, economic growth’

AZ Board of Ed Member on Hobbs' Proposed ESA Income Cap: Governor thinks ‘Americans should be punished if they get a raise’

Goldwater Institute report finds ‘DEI’ course mandates at U.S. public universities cost $2 billion

Manufacturers call on Congress to renew key tax policies amid economic concerns

Governor Hobbs introduces 2026 budget focused on education and economic growth

Narcan kits distributed across Arizona schools as part of overdose prevention effort

AZ House Speaker Montenegro: ‘Our Majority Plan focuses on preserving the American Dream, promoting public safety, and protecting individual rights and freedoms’

Small business optimism rises; reaches highest point since October 2018

Horne addresses criticism over ESA program management

NFIB outlines legislative priorities for Arizona's small businesses

Arizona Senate Republicans announce new leadership team for upcoming session

NFIB reports slight decrease in labor costs for small businesses

2023: Arizona ranks 26th nationwide for total received in EDA grants, at $6,307,938

Federal judge strikes down Biden's Title IX changes

Gulfstream opens new service center at Mesa Gateway Airport in Arizona

League of American Workers: AZ 'executive budget mismanagement' committee shows Speaker Montenegro will keep Hobbs 'in check'

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