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Education classroom
Jan 17, 2025

Schools need more funding, not misplaced blame on administration

It is time to prioritize sustainable education funding that supports every aspect of our schools. Prop. 123 is not just a policy renewal — it is a commitment to Arizona's future. We must invest wisely and reject misleading narratives that undermine progress. Our students, educators, and communities deserve nothing less.

wildfire
Jan 17, 2025

Don’t let California fires today become Arizona’s tomorrow

The scenes of devastation in California’s foothills are tragic and terrifying. Homes and businesses burning, cars abandoned, fire hydrants empty, are all reminders of the power of Mother Nature and […]

Jan 17, 2025

Supporting our young professionals is crucial to Phoenix’s future

In the new year, we are excited about the possibilities and are committed to fostering a community where young professionals can thrive. Together, we can achieve great things and ensure a bright future for the Greater Phoenix region.

Jan 17, 2025

Prop 139 passage is new chapter in AZ abortion fight, but it’s not over

Prop. 139 has the potential to enormously impact our state for the better, so it’s time to make sure that potential becomes a reality. 

Jan 13, 2025

The Trump administration’s impact on AI and digital assets: what business owners need to know

For business owners, staying informed about these changes will be crucial. Embracing the potential of AI, digital assets, stablecoins, Bitcoin, and NFTs while navigating the evolving regulatory landscape can unlock new opportunities and ensure long-term success in a rapidly changing world.

Jan 11, 2025

Repeal of regressive rental tax could aid housing shortage

Now that the rental tax has been eliminated on long-term rentals, we hope to see an influx of rental units back into the market. This possible increase in supply would further assist the housing affordability issue we are facing in Arizona.

seriously mentally ill, Senate bill, SDM
Jan 11, 2025

Psychiatric bed shortage is a public health emergency

In 2024, the Arizona Mad Moms “took the Capitol by storm,” passing four new Arizona laws relating to Serious Mental Illness (SMI). In one year, we have grown from a […]

pollution, American Lung Association, soot, smog
Jan 9, 2025

Poll: Arizonans continue to support clean energy policies

Arizona voters across the political spectrum continue to view air pollution and climate change as serious threats to their health and well-being, and they want ...

Jan 9, 2025

Save your personal circle in 2025

Preparing for 2025 is challenging like no other year in my lifetime — and that’s almost 91 years. What to do?

Jan 8, 2025

New rule requiring rear passenger seatbelt warnings has no teeth

We must continue to advocate for comprehensive seatbelt use, support legislative measures that enforce this practice, and embrace technological advancements that promote safety.

Arizona Legislatures has seen high turnover
Jan 3, 2025

The danger of sunset reviews – ineffective during unified government

Without robust oversight, agencies can fail the very people they are meant to serve. Ensuring meaningful accountability should be a bipartisan priority, safeguarding the public interest no matter who holds power.

Jan 3, 2025

Supt. Horne supports Rodney Glassman for attorney general in 2026

Rodney Glassman will protect Arizonans, support law enforcement, and defend our laws.

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