Claudine Gay Approved Watered-Down Plagiarism Policy That Would Later Be Used To Defend Her
According to the Washington Free Beacon, former Harvard University president Claudine Gay, as dean of the university's arts and sciences, approved a weakened version of the department's plagiarism policy, which she later used to defend herself against plagiarism charges. It is said that it was done. Gay resigned on January 2, after having already submitted […]
Possible moratorium on renewable energy projects could be approved next month | Local News Stories
Energy remains a critical resource for Arizonas this week as a 20-year drought continues across the Southwest. But planning multiple pending solar projects in Mojave County requires extensive use of land, the county’s second most precious resource. The Mojave County Board of Supervisors voted this week to direct officials to draft a resolution banning future […]
$475 million city budget approved unanimously
YUMA, Arizona (KYMA, KECY) – The Yuma City Council recently passed a fiscal 2024 budget totaling $475 million. After months of discussion and council meetings, Yuma’s budget was decided. The adopted budget includes capital improvement funds for major projects across the city, including several road improvements. Yuma resident Jason Gebhardt said he was relieved to […]
Plan for huge development near Tucson approved
The Pima County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved a controversial zoning application for new housing development on an abandoned golf course north of Tucson, despite opposition from neighbors for more than a year. A California-based developer plans to build 310 homes on the former Quail Canyon Golf Course, which spans approximately 53 acres near […]
Five-Year Construction Program Approved by State Transportation Board
Article audio is made possible by the CAST11 Prescott Podcast Network. Talking Glass Media work. The State Transportation Board has approved a five-year transportation construction plan for 2024-2028 that includes funding to expand and improve the pavement condition of several highways critical to passenger travel and commerce. The final version of the 5-year transportation construction […]
SRP Coolidge expansion project approved in Arizona
The Arizona Business Commission (ACC) has announced the environmental compatibility of the Coolidge Expansion Project, a flexible, fast-running natural gas plant to help ensure the Salt River Project (SRP) is cost-effectively responsive to regional growth. Approved certificate (CEC) modification. Reduce the energy required for utilities to add solar, wind and storage resources. The modified CEC […]
ADOT 5-year plan approved includes widening of parts of I-17, I-10
Tucson, Arizona (KGUN) — If you’re a frustrated driver, there are a few things you can look forward to. It’s a five-year plan that ADOT just approved. The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) has approved $571 million over five years for projects such as highway expansion and interchange improvements across the state. One of the […]
ADOT 5-year plan approved
Tucson, Arizona (KGUN) — If you’re a frustrated driver and you’re not, there are some things to look forward to. It’s a five-year plan that ADOT just approved. You may find a way to solve traffic jams and bad roads. At Classic Industries, we love cars and have repaired many that have struggled on rough […]
Sinema-led cartel social media bill approved by Homeland Security committee | State
(Center Square) – U.S. Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee Kirsten Sinema (Arizona), chair of the U.S. Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Government Affairs, June 14, with Republican Senator James Lankford (R-Oklahoma) approved the Anti-Social Media Cartel Act. The bipartisan bill establishes a national strategy to combat cartel recruitment while educating at-risk youth […]
Water line contract approved, with focus on fire service in Horizon Six | Local News Stories
Four years ago, the Lake Havasu City Fire Department ended its long-standing fire protection pact in the Horizon Six district when it became clear that the district’s water infrastructure could no longer meet the needs of firefighters. Designs for the community’s water system are currently pending, and once the project is complete, it may be […]
