By Lorin McLain Democratic candidate for Maricopa County Sheriff, Paul Penzone, is giving longtime Sheriff Joe Arpaio a run for his money in the final days leading to the November 8th election. An Arizona Republic/Morrison/Cronkite News poll released this month
By: Lorin McLain Sheriff Joe Arpaio is in a whole new pot of hot water after a ruling by a federal judge last week. U.S. District Judge Murray Snow found Arpaio and three of his top commanders in contempt of
By: Lorin McLain The gloves are off between GOP candidates Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio as South Carolina had its turn to vote in the 2016 primary. Both candidates have mounted uncompromising attacks, lodging personal barbs labeling each other liars,
By: Lorin McLain Another legislative proposal in the Arizona state House of Representatives is drawing backlash from immigrant rights activists in Phoenix. Protesters congregated in front of the state capitol on President’s Day where legislators were set to discuss SB
By: Alexa D’Angelo Cronkite News (Phoenix, AZ) – Fernando Gil wanted to maximize the impact of the money he was sending home to relatives in San Antonio de las Minas, so he decided to take advantage of Mexico’s “Tres por Uno”
By Charles McConnell | Cronkite News (Washington, DC) – With more than a year until the election, congressional candidates in Arizona have already spent $5.5 million on their campaigns – for everything from consultants to coffee mugs, according to the latest
By: Erin Johnson Cronkite News (Phoenix, Ariz.) – It’s a new age of machines. Voting machines. Arizona is one of 43 states that have election equipment that has exceeded or is close to passing its expected life span of 10 years,
(Phoenix, Ariz.) – The Arizona Dream Act Coalition (ADAC) members will be flying out today and joining women from other human rights organizations that will be placing a spotlight on common sense immigration reform. Immigrant rights activists throughout the US will
By: Bailey Netsch Cronkite News (Phoenix, Ariz.) – While more Republican presidential candidates are using “anchor baby” to talk about birthright citizenship, Americans at the center of the debate question the controversial term. “Well, see even the notion of anchor baby
