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This year, for the first time in decades, Democrats in the Legislature were hopeful that the Republican majority was willing to take Arizona’s...
The 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law was an early victory for the Biden administration. One of its highlights was $42.5 billion to bring broadband...
The University of Arizona’s recent administrative blunders resulting in a financial crisis suggest a need for more oversight of university...
Arizona is now one of six swing states and will play a pivotal role in what some say is the most important presidential election of the last century....
Our newest national holiday is celebrated on June 19, one all too few Americans were aware of until recently. In essence, Juneteenth is a second...
In its 91-year history, the State Bar of Arizona never had a Black person leading the organization as president until last June. That president was...
As a former governor, I’ve had the privilege of witnessing Arizona’s proud history of robust civic engagement and elections in action. Our...
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As Phoenix continues to grow, it’s crucial that our infrastructure meets our community’s needs. The reverse lanes on Seventh Avenue and Seventh...
The day Joe Biden entered the White House, he signed a slew of executive orders. Several marked a U-turn on border security, reversing Trump’s...
On Wednesday, the Biden administration implemented an executive order to limit daily asylum claims at the southern border and to temporarily close the...
Carved over thousands of years by the creator — with wind, sand, sun, rain and water — the Grand Canyon is beautiful. For my tribal nation, Havsuw...
With only six months until Election Day, the White House is having a full-blown “freakout.” Donald Trump is an unpopular figure, but it seems Joe...
Who would support a program that “price-gouges” families and spends more than a billion dollars of Arizona taxpayer money every year...
The Arizona Legislature has one job left to do before they can adjourn for the year: Pass a balanced state budget that corrects a $1.8 billion deficit...
Arizona Republic columnist Abe Kwok recently wrote an op-ed claiming congressional candidate Conor O’Callaghan has been unfairly slinging mud at...
Before the Housing Bubble burst in 2008, a colleague moved into a brand-new home in the exurbs. A few months later, I asked how he liked his...
As an architect whose firm specializes in Land Ports of Entry along Arizona’s and California’s borders with Mexico, I have spent countless days...
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Recently, the U.S. Senate passed a bill aimed to make it more difficult for migrants to enter the U.S. and request asylum. But this bill does nothing...
Fifty years ago, Arizona voters adopted then-state legislator Sandra Day O’Connor’s proposed judicial merit selection system. It is one of our...
Most agree that citizen-driven ballot initiatives have been a boon to Arizona residents. We’re grateful for Article IV, Part 1, Section 1 of the...
One of the several old mainline churches along Central Avenue is closing its doors. Central United Methodist Church has worshipped at the corner of...
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In the 1950s, Craig Milum’s dad came to Phoenix to take over a failing laundry business. He turned it around and built it up. Craig started working...
Average working-class Arizonans can’t afford to purchase homes right now because of supply shortages. Arizona is quickly becoming one of the least...
An Arizona Republic column bemoaned Civic Engagement Beyond Voting’s work to educate voters about the judges on their ballot, saying we “have...
Chris Lopez-Jolly, 17, is a senior at Coronado High School, but he’s not waiting until college to get started on his dream. Aiming for a career in...
Arizona is a “right-to-work” state and has been for three-quarters of a century. That’s supposed to mean that when employees think...
It’s protest season. Again. This time, the Israel-Hamas conflict is the pretext for activists to block freeways, vandalize buildings and occupy...
That’s not just a load of hay you see rumbling by on Western highways during summer months. Those hay bales form the foundation of rural agriculture...
Like most mothers, I only saw perfection when my first son was born. That quickly changed when we began to question pediatricians about his physical...
I am an emergency physician who has lived through several unexpected catastrophic crises. The first was the AIDS pandemic. The second was the...
Just eight years ago, Republicans held every statewide office in Arizona. Today, they hold two. If the state GOP keeps its electoral death wish, it...
As young Latinos are one of the nation’s fastest-growing populations in the U.S., the time has come to show that we have the exact same career...
A recent report has exposed shocking statistics about the state of homelessness in the Grand Canyon state. While the state spends an estimated $1...
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