Casa Grande Public Library Unveils 'Color Our World' Summer Programs Including Reading, Tech Classes, and Garden Guidance
Casa Grande invites residents to library summer activities, including a reading program, tech classes, a family movie day, clubs, garden classes, and more. GED and ESL resources are available, along with museum passes.
Arizona Homeownership Dream Eludes Residents Amid Soaring Down Payment Saving Time
In Arizona, it takes eight years for an average earner to save for a home down payment, with household income requirements soaring by 70% since 2020. Phoenix residents face a slightly better situation, needing over six years to save.
Political Bloodshed in Minnesota, Suspect's Hit List Sparks Terror Alert and Call for Vigilance in Distinguishing Real Cops from Fakes
After a violent act killed Minnesota Rep. Hortman and her spouse, Tempe Police offered tips to identify real police, amidst concerns raised by a manifesto found in the suspect's fake police SUV.
Arizona State Superintendent Tom Horne Challenges Scottsdale School District's Choice of History Textbooks
Tom Horne objects to Scottsdale Unified District's history textbooks for promoting DEI ideologies, threatening federal funding action and arguing they offer a biased perspective. Sheriff Sheridan criticizes texts' anti-law enforcement stance.
Arizona Leaders Unite in Push for Congress to Safeguard Energy Tax Credits and State's Economic Growth
Arizona officials, including Senator Mark Kelly and Governor Katie Hobbs, urge Congress to maintain federal tax credits for energy and manufacturing, cautioning against job losses and economic risks from proposed rollbacks.












