Colorado Is No. 1 in Education. Arizona Is No. 43. Here’s Why.

Colorado Is No. 1 in Education. Arizona Is No. 43. Here’s Why.

August 4, 2026

According to the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings, Colorado ranks first overall, third in higher education, and ninth in Pre-K–12 education. Arizona ranks 43rd overall, 22nd in higher education, and 45th in Pre-K–12. Eight years ago, before Jared Polis became governor, Colorado ranked 18th nationally. Today, it sits at the top. In a

Ready for a Change from Trump Enabler Paul Gosar: Navy Veteran Dani Sturbinsky Offers the People of CD Nine Principled, Pragmatic, and Trustworthy Leadership

Ready for a Change from Trump Enabler Paul Gosar: Navy Veteran Dani Sturbinsky Offers the People of CD Nine Principled, Pragmatic, and Trustworthy Leadership

August 4, 2026

“We deserve a representative who sees us, who listens to us, and who works as hard as we do.”-CD Nine Democratic Nominee Dani Sturbinsky Paul Gosar is many things.  A public servant who serves the people in his district, as evidenced by his votes to cut assistance to rural hospitals and food security programs, is

For Dr. Teresa Leyba Ruiz, Being Superintendent of Public Instruction is Always About Putting Students First

For Dr. Teresa Leyba Ruiz, Being Superintendent of Public Instruction is Always About Putting Students First

August 4, 2026

When the Blog for Arizona first asked 35-year career educator Dr. Teresa Leyba Ruiz why she wanted to be the next Superintendent of Public Instruction, she replied:  “I actually have about a million reasons because that’s about how many children we have in the state of Arizona in public education, and every single one of

If Elected to the Arizona Corporation Commission, Jonathon Hill will Follow Ethical Standards and a Commitment to Transparency

If Elected to the Arizona Corporation Commission, Jonathon Hill will Follow Ethical Standards and a Commitment to Transparency

August 3, 2026

A government organization that prioritizes fossil fuels over clean, renewable energy and energy-efficiency standards. A government organization whose members feel they do not have to be transparent to the people they serve regarding policies that raise utility rates.  A government organization whose members are openly supported by corporate lobbyists and the fringe and reactionary White

Clara Pratte Will Bring a Forward Vision and Commitment to Transparency as a Member of the Arizona Corporation Commission

Clara Pratte Will Bring a Forward Vision and Commitment to Transparency as a Member of the Arizona Corporation Commission

August 3, 2026

A government organization that prioritizes fossil fuels over clean, renewable energy and energy-efficiency standards. A government organization whose members feel they do not have to be transparent to the people they serve regarding policies that raise utility rates.  A government organization whose members are openly supported by corporate lobbyists and the fringe and reactionary White

Governor Hobbs and Mayor Gallego Celebrate TSMC Expansion and Semicon Moving Permanently to Phoenix

Governor Hobbs and Mayor Gallego Celebrate TSMC Expansion and Semicon Moving Permanently to Phoenix

August 2, 2026

It has been a good couple of weeks for Phoenix economic development and potential job growth for residents who specialize in computer technology. On July 16, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) announced it was funding an additional $100 billion in four new semiconductor fabrication facilities, bringing its total investments to $265 billion in the Grand

The Blue Wave Is Rising: Trump’s Collapse Could Sweep Republicans Out of Power

The Blue Wave Is Rising: Trump’s Collapse Could Sweep Republicans Out of Power

August 2, 2026

Historical trends point to a Blue Wave election in November, according to political strategist Doug Sosnik, except that Republicans have far more money and voters view both political parties negatively. Democrats need to flip only 3 seats to take back the House, and 37 races are considered competitive. Dems need to pick up 4 seats

AZ Supreme Court Decides for Religious Secrecy Over Safety of Children

AZ Supreme Court Decides for Religious Secrecy Over Safety of Children

August 1, 2026

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled this past Thursday, that religious institutions may decide when their doctrines require them to keep secret, confessions about child abuse. They also can decide who beyond actual members of the “clergy”, are exempt from reporting requirements. The case in question involved two Mormon bishops who will now not have to

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