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GOP officials call for investigations into alleged 'pay-to-play' between group home company and Gov. Katie Hobbs

A trio of Republican officials are calling for investigation into what they allege is a “pay-to-play” arrangement between Sunshine Residential Homes and Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs, and one is requesting that Attorney General Kris Mayes recuse herself from any such investigation.

By Nicholas Malfitano | Jun 12, 2024

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Govenor Hobbs ignores 'Secure the Load' day

ABATE of Arizona and EPIC Policy Group marked "Secure the Load" day last week. However, the initiative, aimed at improving safety on state roads and highways, received no acknowledgment from Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs.

By Grand Canyon Times | Jun 11, 2024

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Tucson bishop on the death of Pope Benedict XVI: 'I feel a profound sense of gratitude for his life and ministry'

By Sam Jackson | Jan 4, 2023

The Diocese of Tucson performed a special mass service in memory of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI on Jan. 2 at St. Augustine Cathedral.

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Concern about crime in Arizona and the nation is highest it's ever been in the 21st-century: 'Crime is one of the few issues where public opinion has tilted toward the conservative'

By Andy Nghiem | Jun 14, 2022

With crime on the rise in Arizona and across the nation, and "Defund the Police" movements still present, more Americans are reportedly more concerned about crime than at any other time during the 21st century. According to poll results, this topic is not just a worry among right-wing voters, but among left-wing voters too. The recall of progressive DA Chesa Boudin is said to be the latest sign that crime is a potent issue in municipal elections.

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Ducey on abortion bill: 'In Arizona, we know there is immeasurable value in every life – including preborn life'

By Andy Nghiem | Apr 12, 2022

On March 30, Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey signed an abortion bill into law that would prohibit doctors from performing an abortion after 15 weeks except in cases of medical emergencies.