Legal Battle Over Arizona’s Prop 314: Immigration and Cost Concerns
April 3, 2025
A Hispanic immigrant rights group is challenging Arizona’s Prop 314 in court, citing legal flaws and high costs.
A Hispanic immigrant rights group is challenging Arizona’s Prop 314 in court, citing legal flaws and high costs.
Senate Republicans repeal CFPB rule capping bank overdraft fees, potentially negating billions in consumer savings.
In this edition of Stateside: the Lyoya family’s life after Patrick’s death, a cooking lesson, and butterfly population decline.
Senate Democrats introduced a bill to protect those with private insurance from drug price hikes by penalizing companies.
Senate Democrats introduced a bill to protect private health insurance holders from medication price hikes above inflation.
Officials in Williams plan to transfer rental vouchers to Flagstaff as short-term rentals impact low-income housing.
The Trump administration cut $11.4B from COVID-19 funds, impacting Michigan and other states’ health initiatives.
6 p.m. Monday, April 14, 2025
Free screening of “Sugarcane” at Michigan Theater. Q&A with filmmakers Julian Brave NoiseCat and Emily Kassie.
Sen. Lela Alston of Arizona to leave her seat, endorsing Christine Marsh. Alston may run for the House instead.
President Trump implements a 10% tax on imports, aiming to fulfill campaign promises and address trade imbalances.
The Flagstaff Mountain Film Festival features “About Damn Time,” a film on women breaking into Grand Canyon river guiding.
Trump’s new tariffs exempt Canada and Mexico under USMCA, but auto manufacturers face new levies on foreign-built cars.
