Tonight’s top stories cover a range of compelling events. Firstly, we have a teenager who was tragically shot at a mall in Phoenix and is now in critical condition. This shocking incident highlights the urgent need for improved safety measures in public spaces. In addition, we have Kari Lake’s announcement that she will no longer … Read more
Starting from the new year, caregivers in Arizona are required to ensure that their employees are not listed in the Adult Protective Services database. It may seem like a practice that should already be commonplace, but it could actually have a positive impact on the hiring process as well. “There is a certain amount of … Read more
The woman who is serving a life sentence for the 1995 murder of Tejano icon Selena has submitted paperwork to seek release next year. According to inmates, there is a threat against her life in prison. According to a representative from the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Yolanda Saldívar, the convicted killer who is now … Read more
By Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services PHOENIX — Concerned that your local government is using public funds to influence your vote? Senator John Kavanagh has a solution for you. The Fountain Hills Republican is proposing a bill, SB 1036, that would expand existing laws prohibiting cities, counties, school districts, and special districts from using taxpayer … Read more
Tristan Gutierrez, an 18-year-old resident of Sahuarita, Arizona, has been apprehended by the Sahuarita Police Department. He was subsequently taken into custody and booked at the Pima County Adult Detention Center. The charges brought against him include possession of narcotic drugs, possession of narcotic drugs for sale, and transportation of a narcotic drug for sale. … Read more
Arizona’s Democratic Attorney General Kris Mayes has taken a firm stance on protecting immigration rights, particularly for Dreamers. She has made it clear that she will not waver in her commitment to fight against the establishment of deportation centers or the separation of families. Mayes boldly asserts that any proposals to implement such measures are … Read more
Guatemala expressed its willingness to engage in a “constructive and respectful dialogue” with the incoming administration of President-elect Donald Trump. However, there is no agreement yet on accepting deported migrants. The government of the Central American country released a statement on Thursday, confirming their ongoing engagement with Trump’s transition team. However, they clarified that no … Read more
News footage captured the aftermath of a bus crash on September 12th, where both drivers and multiple children were injured. A Minnesota woman is facing felony charges after being accused by the police of using Snapchat moments before a school bus crash that injured more than 20 children. Nineteen-year-old Svea Snickers faced charges on December … Read more
Arizona workers earning the minimum wage will receive a raise on January 1st. The statewide rate will see an increase of 35 cents, bringing it to $14.70 per hour. With a full-time job at this rate, workers can expect to earn approximately $30,500 per year. In 2016, Arizona voters gave their approval to an initiative … Read more
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