Arizona State Senate Candidate John McLean Killed in Suspected DUI Crash

Arizona State Senate Candidate John McLean Killed in Suspected DUI Crash

Police reported that a Democratic contender for a Senate seat in Arizona died in an early-morning DUI collision in Tucson on Friday. According to the  Tucson Police Department, John McLean, 68, passed away when Michael Martin Creel, 27, reportedly ran a stop sign and collided with his car. Due to charges of homicide and aggravated … Read more

Whooping Cough Cases in Arizona Hit Highest Level Since 2015

Whooping cough at highest level in Arizona since 2015

Arizona is seeing an increase in whooping cough and flu cases. In Arizona, whooping cough can be fatal for youngsters, while influenza kills over 800 people annually. The spike in flu cases has occurred early this year, according to ValleyWise emergency physician Frank LoVecchio. Many individuals were taken aback by it, according to LoVecchio. “It’s … Read more

U.S. Immigration Judges Deport 3,500 Nepalis, Decline Noted Under Biden Administration

U.S. Immigration Judges Issue Deportation Orders for 3,500 Nepalis, Decline Noted Under Biden

 About 3,500 Nepalis have received deportation orders from U.S. immigration judges; under the Biden administration, this number has decreased. A rise in “credible fear” denials coincided with the deportation orders issued to 12 Nepalis in October 2024. 52 of the 176 Nepali asylum cases examined in October were granted refuge, 31 were terminated, and 43 … Read more

22-Year-Old Arizona Man Dies in Road Rage Shooting, Suspect in Custody

22-Year-Old Arizona Man Dies in Road Rage Shooting, Suspect in Custody

Aramis Ross, a 22-year-old Phoenix, Arizona man, tragically died following a road rage shooting in Phoenix that left him with a “non-survivable catastrophic brain injury.” The incident occurred on Wednesday, November 13, around 6:30 p.m. near I-17 and West Dunlap Avenue. According to Phoenix police, an “extended road rage incident” between Ross and a 19-year-old male suspect … Read more

Judge Rules Against Arizona Families Seeking $21M in Federal Tax Refunds on State Rebates

Judge Rules Against Arizona Families Seeking $21M in Federal Tax Refunds on State Rebates

Hundreds of thousands of Arizonans who paid federal income taxes on last year’s state tax rebates will not be getting their $20.8 million back, following a ruling by U.S. District Court Judge Murray Snow. The case, brought by Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes, argued that the one-time payments—up to $750 per family—should have been exempt … Read more

Biden Secures $6.6 Billion for TSMC Chip Factories in Arizona

Biden locks in $6.6 billion for huge TSMC chip factories in Arizona

The Biden administration has finalized a $6.6 billion grant for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) to support the construction of massive chip factories in Phoenix, despite concerns that President-elect Donald Trump may disrupt subsidies aimed at bolstering the domestic semiconductor industry. “This is a monumental announcement,” Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo stated during a call with … Read more

DPS Seizes Nearly 6,500 Pounds of Illegal Drugs Across Arizona

DPS seizes nearly 6,500 pounds of illegal drugs throughout Arizona

From August 1 to October 31, 2024, Arizona Department of Public Safety (DPS) troopers made significant drug seizures, confiscating a total of approximately 6,498 pounds of illegal substances. These include 837 pounds of fentanyl, 514 pounds of methamphetamine, 33 pounds of heroin, 231 pounds of cocaine, and 4,883 pounds of marijuana. This major haul reflects … Read more

Gilbert Father’s Drug Charges Suspended as He Enters Rehab Amid Sons’ Legal Troubles

Gilbert Father's Drug Charges Suspended for Rehab Program Amid Sons' Violent Crime Legal Woes

Travis Renner, a father from Gilbert, Arizona, has had his drug charges suspended pending his participation in a two-year drug rehabilitation program. Renner was arrested in January after Gilbert Police discovered psychedelic mushrooms in his bedroom. The court has decided to delay any further legal action as he begins the mandatory counseling and rehab program, … Read more

Transgender Youth Flood Crisis Hotlines Amid Fears Over Trump’s Policies

President-Elect Trump's Mass Deportation Plan Raises Concerns in Illinois

Fear of potential policy changes that might target their rights has led transgender youth in the United States to seek help in record numbers since Donald Trump’s election. Many are worried about the rollback of protections, particularly the potential exclusion of transgender students from Title IX protections,  which cover issues like bathroom use, pronouns, and … Read more