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Opinion

Oct 30, 2025

Arizona’s deadly freedom – the case for motorcycle helmet laws

Arizona is known for its wide-open roads, sunny skies, mountain views, and spirit of adventure, freedom, and independence. This independence can come with greatness, but it can also come at […]

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Oct 28, 2025

Manufactured outrage: The woke mob’s latest assault on American enterprise

In the aftermath of the sweltering heat of Arizona’s summer, where the mercury danced perilously above 110 degrees more often than not, one might expect a chorus of reason from […]

A pharmacist organizes drugs on a shelf.
Oct 24, 2025

Arizona lawmakers can help celebrate National Pharmacist Month by letting them serve their communities

October is National Pharmacist Month — a time dedicated to recognizing and thanking pharmacists for the contributions they make in health care. As Chief Executive Officer of the Arizona Pharmacy […]

Oct 24, 2025

Medicare Advantage: A smarter path to better care

I’ve spent years as a nurse practitioner working alongside patients and families as they navigated the health care system. Later, as governmental affairs officer for the Arizona Nurses Association, I […]

Oct 24, 2025

Parents want a comprehensive approach to youth mental health

As parents, we can disagree on a lot of things — bedtimes, when to give our kids their first phone, and how much to intervene in their social lives. But […]

Oct 20, 2025

An option for drivers with a suspended license

A motor vehicle is the lifeline to employment, education, health care, community, fitness and much more for Arizona families. And in the Phoenix metropolitan area – which ranks  173rd nationwide […]

Oct 20, 2025

A new era for Arizona prisons – now our progress is at risk

I have the privilege of working alongside more than 10,000 dedicated staff and contracted partners as director of the Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation and Reentry (ADCRR). Together, we carry […]

Oct 17, 2025

Schweikert is a spoiler in the GOP primary for governor

Tensions are rising in the 2026 Republican primary race for governor, and what was already shaping up to be a tight contest has taken an unexpected turn. Longtime Rep. David […]

Oct 17, 2025

While Washington spirals, Arizona Democrats deliver real results

In Donald Trump’s Washington, chaos and cruelty are the norm. Politicians bicker, extremists grandstand, and government grinds to a halt. But here in Arizona, House Democrats are showing a different […]

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Oct 16, 2025

West-MEC career pathways are vital to supporting West Valley’s rapid growth

West-MEC has long been a pillar of career and technical education (CTE) in Arizona, and its influence has only continued to expand. Over the past 20 years, the district has […]

Oct 13, 2025

Arizona kidney patients deserve innovative cures

America spends more than $130 billion a year — over one-quarter of the entire Medicare budget — on kidney disease. And yet, when it comes to actually saving lives, we […]

Oct 10, 2025

How many ratepayers does it take to replace an energy efficient light bulb?

Like many Arizonans, this Arizona Corporation Commission is tightening utility spending. Like a family cutting extra expenses to prioritize necessities, commissioners are tasked with regularly assessing unnecessary costs that impact […]

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