April 26, 27, 2024
NOTABLE QUOTE
“But I ask, what else do you
want from us at this point?”
~ Jeremy Bernick, graduate student body president, said
elected student leaders who collectively represent more than
60,000 students have asked to be on the board but were ignored.
TPhoenix wants to build one of the world’s largest water recycling plants. That’s a game changer
Opinion: Sending ultra-purified recycled water directly to taps could impact metro Phoenix’s water future, even if it remains a fraction of what we drink.
RELATED: Alfalfa is not Arizona’s water-use enemy. Why we grow so much of it here
Opinion: Some argue that growing alfalfa in Arizona is a waste of precious water. But this crop uses less water than many others and provides many benefits.
Pro-Palestinian protests continue at US colleges. Here’s what happened in Arizona
Students and faculty at colleges across the United States were continuing to protest Israel’s invasion of the Gaza Strip despite repression efforts by police and university officials.
RELATED:ASU and UA are up to their eyeballs in scandal. Where is the Board of Regents?
Opinion: Arizona’s leading universities are embroiled in athletic and financial scandals, and the Board of Regents that is supposed to oversee them is MIA.
How to background a candidate
We hunt for records to learn more about who’s on the ballot all the time, but now we’re showing you how to do it yourself.
By Nicole Ludden, Hank Stephenson
The Agenda
For us reporters, dirt-digging season is one of the best seasons of the two-year election cycle. We get to comb through politicians’ personal, political and sometimes criminal history.
Judge: Gilbert council candidate can stay on ballot, signatures OK in election fraud claim
A Maricopa County Superior Court judge on Friday dismissed the election challenge against Gilbert council candidate Noah Mundt on procedural grounds, ruling that an amended complaint alleging signature fraud was filed too late.
Former state Sen. Navarrete sentenced to 1 year for molestation of teenage boy
Former Arizona state Sen. Otoniel “Tony” Navarrete on Friday received a sentence of one year in prison following his February conviction for sexually molesting a teenage boy he was caring for.
Yavapai County judge rules unmanned ballot drop boxes are legal in Arizona
A Yavapai Superior Court judge ruled Thursday that unmanned ballot drop boxes are here to stay in a case that could have monumentally shifted how Arizonans vote on the eve of the state primary and general elections. Judge John Napper also ruled that election officials can continue using a variety of voter signature samples while verifying sigarly ballots
GOP lawyer for ‘election integrity’ charged in fake electors scheme. That’s just so Trump.
Christina Bobb, the RNC’s new senior counsel for election integrity, is likely one of 18 Trump aides and supporters swept up in an Arizona indictment, charged with felonies like fraud, forgery and conspiracy for trying to push a fake slate of electors after Trump lost that state in the 2020 election.
RELATED: Look who wasn’t indicted in Arizona’s fake elector scheme
Opinion: Rep. Andy Biggs was up to his eyeballs in efforts to overturn Arizona’s vote. However, he wasn’t among the 18 people indicted in the fake elector conspiracy.
‘Development should not displace or erase’: Phoenix designates International District
Development should not displace or erase’: Phoenix designates International District
An International District, similar to Mesa’s Asian District, is coming to Phoenix as the city tries to spruce up a segment of Camelback Road and protect residents against gentrification
Scottsdale legal firm is at the epicenter of America’s anti-abortion earthquake
Opinion: Alliance Defending Freedom looked at abortion rights and the notion of a separation between church and state ‘and they set out to undo both of those things.’
