Arizona Superintendent Horne and Democrats Clash Over School Choice and Public Education Funding
Arizona's Superintendent Tom Horne criticized Democrats for opposing school choice, framing it as a push for educational monopoly, while Democrats highlighted concerns about public school resources and equity.
Arizona State Capitol Illuminated for Human Trafficking Prevention Month as State Allocates $3.8 Million to Combat Exploitation
The Arizona Capitol lights up in blue for Human Trafficking Prevention Month, aiming to raise awareness, support survivors, and coordinate action against exploitation.
Page Resident Charged with Aggravated DUI and Child Endangerment; Toddler Safe After Police Intervention
In Page, Arizona, a suspect was arrested for aggravated DUI after being caught speeding with a toddler in the car while babysitting. The driver's BAC was 0.293, and they also had a suspended license.
Yavapai County Sheriff's Office Promotes Veteran Tom Newell to Lieutenant in Prescott Ceremony
Tom Newell, with nearly 24 years at YCSO Detention Services, was promoted to Lieutenant during a ceremony where his dedication to service and positive impact on the justice system were highlighted.
Glendale Announces Service Adjustments for Martin Luther King Jr. Day With Trash Pickup Continuing and Select City Services on Break
Glendale adjusts services for Martin Luther King Jr. Day: trash pickup normal, landfill closed, limited bus services, ADA transport unaffected, some community services paused, airport operational, visitors bureau closed.












