Maricopa Court Halts Election Control Dispute, Mediation Canceled
June 22, 2026
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors and Recorder Justin Heap halt mediation as court pauses their election dispute.
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors and Recorder Justin Heap halt mediation as court pauses their election dispute.
Residents evacuated due to the Pocket Fire north of Sedona may return home Tuesday morning, but must stay alert.
Phoenix partners with North Valley Symphony Orchestra for American compositions at libraries, featuring classic tunes.
President Trump endorses John James in Michigan governor race, calling him a respected congressman and job creator.
Rural citizens voted for lower prices, more jobs, and a stronger economy. But for many rural Americans who backed Donald Trump in 2024, the reality of his second term has looked very different from what was promised — and their patience is running out. A new poll, conducted among 1,340
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Pure Michigan, the esteemed tourism campaign, marks its 20th anniversary as it continues to boost the state’s economy.
Fire managers warn the Pocket Fire near Sedona poses a risk to Oak Creek, with evacuations and road closures in place.
Republican rivals accuse John James of supporting ‘kill switches’ for cars, though he opposes the tech and mandate.
AI industry groups are heavily investing in midterms to shape future regulations, sparking a political proxy war.
Imagine a student starting college courses in high school through dual enrollment, only to stop out due to unexpected…
