Arizona Republican state senators conversing with a law enforcement officer at the southern border near Hereford, Arizona, on March 16, 2024. Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen commended the federal court order that halted the sale of materials originally designated for the southern border wall prior to President-elect Donald Trump assuming office. Texas Attorney General Ken … Read more
A baby spider monkey, which was confiscated during a traffic stop on a Central California highway earlier this week, has found a new home at the Oakland Zoo. The California Highway Patrol made an interesting discovery when they pulled over a Rolls Royce on northbound Highway 99 near Madera. During the traffic stop, officers found … Read more
AARP Arizona plays a role in supporting the coverage of aging. Long-term care comes with a hefty price tag, and for certain providers, it also results in financial losses. Simultaneously, the demand for this type of care is on the rise among Arizonans. Consequently, it becomes imperative to approach the state Legislature and request additional … Read more
Gerry Hecht, a 94-year-old veteran from Phoenix, expressed his frustration at being denied the care he requires from the Veterans Affairs. Hecht, a former line officer in the Navy, bravely served in the combat zone of Korea aboard the USS Duncan. According to him, he is unable to walk and relies on an oxygen tank … Read more
According to a Texas law enforcement memo obtained by the New York Post, members of the Venezuelan migrant gang Tren de Aragua are reportedly engaging in aggressive behavior at border crossings and targeting guards with the aim of entering the U.S. before President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration. According to a memo from the Texas Department of … Read more
As legislative sessions begin, states are set to introduce and deliberate on legislation regarding reproductive health care and abortion, as we approach the third year since the overturning of Roe v. Wade. In light of President-elect Donald Trump’s impending return to the White House in January, states that have strong reproductive rights protections are putting … Read more
Arizona officials find themselves being propelled into the courtroom due to a class-action lawsuit filed against the state over fraudulent sober living homes. The slow wheels of justice are finally turning, as the case moves forward. According to a complaint filed by BrewerWood Law Firm, thousands of Native Americans in Arizona fell victim to these … Read more
Employers in the United States may now face penalties of up to $5,724 per individual if they hire undocumented immigrants. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has published a final rule in the Federal Register, granting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) the authority to impose these penalties. This new amount represents a slight increase … Read more
According to authorities, a tunnel connecting Mexico to San Luis in Yuma County has been unearthed. Remarkably, this marks the third tunnel discovered in the vicinity of Yuma this year. In San Luis, Arizona, a drone played a crucial role in the discovery of an ongoing construction of a tunnel beneath the U.S.-Mexico border. In … Read more
Arizona sheriffs are gearing up to be prepared in case a successful ballot proposition that criminalizes crossing the international border illegally becomes a state crime. While court approval may be necessary for the proposition to come into effect, the sheriffs are taking proactive measures to ensure they are ready for any potential changes in the … Read more