Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs Urges Trump Administration to Release $6B in SNAP Funds as Shutdown Threatens Food Aid for Nearly 1M Residents
Governor Katie Hobbs requests $6 billion to prevent SNAP benefits cutoff in Arizona due to a government shutdown, impacting nearly one million residents, including veterans.
Scottsdale Video Network Unveils Diverse November Lineup Featuring Local History, Wildlife, and Aviation Legends on Cox Cable
Scottsdale Video Network announces its diverse November programming, including local history, wildlife, educational content, and city meeting coverage, on Cox Cable channel 11 and online streaming.
Yuma Community Seeks Justice as Suspects Arrested in Separate Violent Incidents Leaving Two Youths Injured and One Dead
Yuma law enforcement arrested suspects in two violent incidents: an attempted murder and the shooting death of a teen, with ongoing investigations and calls for public assistance.
Senator Mark Kelly Criticizes Trump and GOP for Inaction as Health Care Costs Skyrocket for Americans
Senator Mark Kelly criticized President Trump and House Republicans for inaction on rising healthcare costs, highlighting the plight of Americans like a substitute teacher facing significant premium increases.
Valley Foster Youth Speak Out to Lawmakers on Group Home Challenges and “Self-Taught” Podcast Amplifies Former Foster Youths’ Voices
Valley foster youth met with Arizona lawmakers to discuss problems in group homes, sharing personal challenges. The conversation aimed to highlight systemic issues and find solutions, inspired by the tragic story of a foster youth named Zariah Dodd.
Multiple RVs Damaged in Separate Fires at West Valley and Brenham Storage Facilities; Investigations Underway
RV storage fires in West Valley and Brenham damaged numerous vehicles, with at least 15 and 27 RVs affected respectively. The causes are under investigation, no injuries were reported.












