Circles of Peace supports 2,237 people with community initiatives in Nogales
Meeting Highlights from Nogales Housing Authority A recent gathering of the Nogales Housing Authority emphasized a significant initiative aimed at bolstering support for local residents. One main point of focus was the ongoing efforts of Circles of Peace, which invests over $90,000 annually in community programming, staffing, and resources. This funding facilitates a range of […]
No-cost environmental assistance for local properties
Yavapai County Offers Free Environmental Testing for Properties The Yavapai County Development Services Department is actively seeking properties throughout the county to provide complimentary environmental testing. This initiative focuses on assessing vacant, unused, or abandoned buildings and land within the undeveloped regions of Yavapai County. The aim is to prepare these sites for new purposes. […]
Camp Colley in Coconino County has been a lasting summer camp in Phoenix for many years. Here’s the story.
Camp Collie Returns to Outdoor Activities for Kids The Camp Collie summer program in Phoenix is back outdoors this year after taking a break, much to the delight of many. It’s great to see initiatives like this gaining ground, especially as kids seek relief from the hot summer months. For over two decades, the Phoenix […]
Jack Smith Being Investigated for Suspected Illegal Political Actions
Investigation Launched into Jack Smith by Federal Authorities Federal authorities, as reported by the New York Post, have initiated an investigation into former special advisor Jack Smith due to accusations of unlawful political conduct. The Hatch Law Unit, representing the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), is overseeing the inquiry. An email from Charles Valdis, a […]
Infant Delivered From 30-Year-Old Embryo Breaks Record
World’s Oldest Baby Born from Frozen Embryo An embryo that had been stored for over 30 years has made history as the “oldest baby” in the world, arriving on July 26. The baby, named Thadeus Daniel Pierce, was born to Lindsey and Tim Pierce in London, Ohio. This remarkable story began when a woman named […]
Cochise County Officials Hold Yearly Powwow to Discuss Public Safety Issues
This week, officials from Cochise County participated in Flagstaff’s annual powwow, which gathered state, local, and federal agencies to discuss public safety issues. The event featured representatives from the governor’s office, law enforcement, and prosecutors, all aimed at networking and sharing solutions to common challenges in the community. Sheriff Dannell emphasized the value of these […]
Chinese Couple Renting American Women’s Wombs Reveals Troubling Aspects of Surrogacy Industry
A recent proxy scandal involving a Chinese couple and allegations of child abuse is shining a light on the lax regulations that allow anyone, even foreigners, to hire American women for surrogacy. Police have initiated an investigation related to Sylvia Chang, 38, and Guojun Shuan, 65, who were hospitalized in May due to head injuries […]
Who is leading in the race for California governor?
For quite some time, candidates vying to be California’s next governor were awaiting a crucial answer: Would former Vice President Kamala Harris enter the race? This week, she made her announcement, igniting a wave of new questions about who stands at the forefront now. Given her prominence, identifying a frontrunner isn’t straightforward. Candidates had been […]
Graham County fire update: Bryce Fire is now 78% contained
Extreme Heat Advisory Update The extreme heat warning is active until 8 PM MST on Tuesday. Following this, an extreme heat watch will take effect from Wednesday morning and last through Friday evening. What to Expect: The extreme heat warning indicates dangerously high temperatures, potentially reaching up to 110°F. The upcoming extreme heat watch suggests […]
Another American Citizen Reportedly Killed by Israeli Settlers
U.S. Citizen Dies in West Bank Incident A U.S. citizen lost his life in the West Bank on Thursday, as confirmed by the U.S. State Department. Khamis Abdul Latif Ayyad, aged 41, succumbed to smoke inhalation due to a fire reportedly set by Israeli settlers targeting vehicles and homes in the village late at night. […]