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Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers says families are desperate for action as illegal immigration and crime spread from DC to Chicago to Arizona. Rogers praised President Trump for delivering on his campaign promise to secure the border, noting that while Arizona’s governor blocked state-level efforts, Trump’s leadership has made a real difference. Rogers warned that […]

With the snip of ceremonial scissors and the cheers of proud community members, the Town of Superior celebrated the official grand opening of the new Panther Drive Bridge on Tuesday, marking a major milestone in the community’s ongoing infrastructure improvements. Dozens of residents, local leaders, and dignitaries gathered under overcast skies for the ribbon-cutting celebration

Intense, prolonged drought throughout the Southwest means wildfire risk is present year-round. The city recently received the exciting news that the state of Arizona has allocated $4 million to us for the construction of a regional wildland fire training facility. This facility will provide year-round, high-quality training opportunities for local and regional fire personnel. Serving

Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers (R) is urging a federal investigation into the state’s election processes, expressing concerns that the use of digital voting machines has undermined transparency. She argued that the machines may violate established election integrity standards. Rogers criticized ADA touchscreen ballots as invalid since voters don’t mark them directly. Rogers also raised

State Sen. Wendy Rogers (R-AZ) claimed that Arizona’s voting systems violated President Donald Trump’s election integrity order, citing unreadable vote logs and machine-tabulated ballots. She urged a federal review to examine the state’s election security practices. Rogers also expressed concern over the transparency and reliability of Arizona’s voting infrastructure. Rogers wrote, “Voting machines currently use