Trump Enacts Law Increasing Penalties for Fentanyl Dealers Endangering Americans
Trump’s Action on Fentanyl Trafficking On Wednesday, President Donald Trump announced a plan to eliminate new regulations and significantly increase penalties for those involved in fentanyl trafficking. The recently passed fentanyl law will categorize all fentanyl analogs as Schedule I substances under federal law. This change will empower law enforcement to take action against dealers […]
Updates on the Cochise County wildfire in Arizona
April 30, 2025: Crew reaches 22% containment Firefighting teams, helicopters, and water tankers have been actively engaged in efforts to control a wildfire in the brushy canyon near Cocheese since Monday evening. The blaze hasn’t really expanded overnight, fortunately, allowing crews to access the area on foot. Currently, the fire is reported to be about […]
While your senators discuss budget cuts, remember what your taxes have funded in public broadcasting.
Taxpayer support for National Public Radio (NPR) and Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) might be at risk after recent developments in a recovery package proposed by Senate President Donald Trump on Tuesday night. The Senate passed the measure with a narrow 51-50 vote, featuring Vice President JD Vance casting the deciding vote. The specifics of how […]
Counties in Arizona with the Most STIs
Rates of sexually transmitted diseases are climbing, increasing the number of people at risk. Chlamydia cases have nearly doubled since 2000, while gonorrhea cases have surged by 50% in that timeframe. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, syphilis rates are now at levels not seen since the 1950s. That being said, the […]
PBS President Paula Kerger Avoids Questions About Liberal Bias by Using a Cartoon Tiger
PBS Responds to Bias Allegations Amid Funding Discussions On Wednesday, Paula Carger, the president and CEO of Public Broadcasting Services (PBS), addressed concerns regarding potential bias within taxpayer-funded broadcasting, referencing the children’s show “Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood.” The discussion arose in light of ongoing Senate discussions about federal funding, alongside National Public Radio (NPR) and the […]
Governor Newsom disapproves of Trump’s deployment of the National Guard following the withdrawal of certain forces.
The day after the Pentagon directed the deployment of half of the National Guard troops in Los Angeles, Governor Gavin Newsom voiced criticism towards President Trump. He accused Trump of squandering hundreds of millions of dollars and coming off as excessively harsh in his treatment of immigrants. Newsom also alleged that the president is exerting […]
Comey’s Daughter Allegedly Let Go from DOJ
Mohren Comey Fired from Justice Department Reports indicate that Mohren Comey, the daughter of former FBI director James Comey, was dismissed from the Justice Department on Wednesday. Comey spent nearly a decade with a U.S. law firm, handling high-profile cases, including those involving the late Jeffrey Epstein and rapper Shawn “Diddy” Combs, at least prior […]
Othram Discovers Identity of Man Struck by Train in 2005
Identification of Unidentified Man from 2005 Train Incident In 2005, a train engineer in Yabapai County, Arizona tragically spotted a man on the tracks just moments before the train collided with him, resulting in the man’s death. The Yabapai County Sheriff’s Office and the Medical Examiner’s Office launched an investigation but, despite their efforts, the […]
Yuma depends on migrants to support its agricultural sector despite border difficulties
Yuma’s Agricultural Landscape: A Blend of Challenges and Contributions Yuma, Arizona, benefits from a long growing season, easy access to the Colorado River, and plentiful sunshine. Yet, crops don’t just appear on their own—you really need people to bring them to life. The proximity to labor from Mexico plays a crucial role in supporting Yuma’s […]
Man Who Shared Cell with Epstein Claims He Could Not Have Taken His Own Life
Former Prisoner Questions Epstein’s Death Michael Franze, a former inmate who shared a prison with Jeffrey Epstein, suggested on Monday’s News Nation that Epstein might have committed suicide. However, he has his doubts about that theory. Epstein died in 2019, and official autopsy results indicated that he was found hanging in his cell. Yet, Franze […]
