Arizona Legislative Pay Debate: Proposals for Raises and Reforms
April 13, 2026
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs, earning $95K, shows little sympathy for lawmakers still paid $24K, calling it unsustainable.
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs, earning $95K, shows little sympathy for lawmakers still paid $24K, calling it unsustainable.
In Southeast Michigan, a report revealed that over 4 out of 5 kids lack access to after-school programs, despite high demand.
The University of Michigan’s new Center for American Dialogue empowers students and staff to tackle societal issues.
A judge dismissed a lawsuit against Pima County over Project Blue data center rezoning, citing no legal violations.
A Helena volunteer group urges the city to revise event permitting rules, claiming they infringe on constitutional rights.
“The Pitt” nails ER chaos, say NC pros. It captures overcrowding, violence, and the emotional toll, but exaggerates case severity per shift.
A federal judge dismissed Trump’s $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal and Rupert Murdoch.
A federal judge dismissed Trump’s $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal over Epstein ties.
With early voting set to begin in May ahead of the June 2 primary, Ryan Busse is the frontrunner in the Democratic primary for Montana’s 1st Congressional District. The poll shows Busse holding a 15-point lead over his nearest rival, Russell Cleveland. He’s gained rapid support through his policy agenda
CDC data reveals a 1% drop in U.S. births and fertility rates in 2025, with C-sections at their highest since 2013.
Many immigrants detained in Michigan seek release via bond hearings, but many are denied and remain in detention.
Planned renovations at Palmer Commons will expand arts and well-being classes, supporting strategic university goals.
