House fire near Buckeye leaves 3 dead, Sheriff’s Office says
(This story has been updated to add new information, photos and a gallery.) The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office was investigating three deaths believed to have occurred in a home fire near Buckeye. Fire crews responded around 4:30 a.m. Wednesday to a fire at a home near 355th Avenue and Elliot Road in Arlington, southwest of […]
Hezbollah Leaders Killed In Israeli Air Strike On Beirut
An Israeli airstrike killed a senior Hezbollah official and at least 15 others in Beirut on Friday, according to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). The attack on Hezbollah's Radwan unit reportedly resulted in the deaths of special operations commander Ibrahim Akil and 15 other terrorists, according to the Israel Defense Forces. Announced On Saturday, Hezbollah […]
George Kelly: Prosecutors will not re-try Arizona rancher accused of murder
Phoenix – Prosecutors say they will. Do not retry Arizona rancher George Kelly has been charged in the shooting death of a man near the Mexican border. Kelly75 years old, Charged with second-degree murder The decision comes one week after the Jan. 30, 2023, shooting of Gabriel Kueng Buitimere. The judgment was declared invalid. The […]
Yavapai County Title III Forest Fee Program
Open the audio article player Text-to-speech audio articles made possible by a Yavapai College Quest Grant. Tuition-free industry certifications to help you in your career. The Yavapai County Board of Supervisors is accepting applications for the 2024-2025 Title III Forest Fee Program. There is approximately $119,549 in funds available for the program. Funding is provided […]
MSNBC Host Says Trump Poses ‘Threat’ To ‘Democracy,’ Defends Harris’s Lack Of Policy Clarity
MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle defended Vice President Kamala Harris for not providing detailed answers to policy questions on Friday night, arguing that former President Donald Trump poses a “threat” to democracy. Ms. Harris has avoided detailed policy answers in several interviews since President Joe Biden announced he was not seeking reelection. When New York Times […]
Yavapai County Supervisor Donna Michaels’ proposal for Big Park Community School stalls out
with outgoing Yavapai County Supervisor Donna Michaels; [D-District 3] Negotiations between the Sedona-Oak Creek School District and the county to take over the struggling former Big Park Community School appear to have fallen apart. Michaels did not respond to an interview request to discuss the status of “Heart of the Village: Reusing Big Park School,” […]
‘Too Late In The Game’: Defense Secretary’s Last-Minute Decision To Toss 9/11 Plea Deal Likely To Be Rejected By Judge
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's decision to cancel plea deals for 9/11 defendants likely came too late, a military law expert told the Daily Caller News Foundation. The plea deal for alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and two accomplices drew immediate backlash from victims' families and lawmakers after it was announced. Announced July 31st. A […]
Blue State Bans ‘Addictive’ Social Media Content For Minors, Notifications During School Hours
California's Democratic governor, Gavin Newsom, on Friday signed into law a bill banning “additive” social media content for minors. The Protecting Children from Social Media Addiction Act would prohibit social media companies from “knowingly providing addictive feeds to minors without parental consent.” According to According to a press release from the Governor's Office: Law It […]
DAVID BLACKMON: Europe’s EV Market Collapse Provides A Lesson For UAW Leadership
It's a little-known secret in American politics that most of the nation's largest labor unions have long been client organizations of the Democratic Party. In presidential election years, it's generally assumed that these unions will support the party's candidates, regardless of the voting habits of their rank-and-file members. Some have been quick to endorse others, […]
Report could shed new light on L.A. mayor’s police chief search
Good morning and welcome to LA on the Record, City Hall's newsletter, where David Zarniser, with help from his colleague Rebecca Ellis, helps us reflect on the past week in city and county government. Newsletter Get the inside scoop on LA politics Sign up for our LA City Hall newsletter and get weekly insights, scoops […]
