Aidswalk Tucson 2020 has gone virtual on Oct. 12 to 18
October 9, 2020
“That’s right! We’re going virtual this year! 2020 has been a year to remember. AIDSWALK is such an important event for us and we couldn’t let the pandemic stop us. Creating a community event to honor those we have lost too soon and those that are living with HIV/AIDS is near and dear to us. … Read more
LD 18 Representative Mitzi Epstein wants to continue to Work for the Future in the State Legislature
October 9, 2020
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Throughout her first two terms in the Arizona State House of Representatives, Legislative District (LD) 18 State Representative Mitzi Epstein has been a consistent and fervent champion for the disadvantaged, the vulnerable, public education, and sustainability In advancing the future of the Grand Canyon State and its residents. This is demonstrated by her work to … Read more
Review Panel Selects 5 Finalists For The ‘Independent’ Chair Of The AIRC (Updated)
October 9, 2020
The Arizona Capitol Times (subscription required) reports, Vetting panel chooses 5 finalists for IRC chair: After the first of two days of interviews for the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission, the Commission on Appellate Court Appointments narrowed its list of 11 semi-finalists for the IRC chair down to the final five: Nicole Cullen, a Gilbert teacher; … Read more
Domestic Terrorists Arrested In Kidnap Plot Against Governor of Michigan
October 8, 2020
The Department of Homeland Security warned on Tuesday that violent white supremacy was the “most persistent and lethal threat in the homeland” in an annual assessment that a former intelligence chief whistleblower had accused the agency of withholding in deference to President Trump. Delayed Homeland Security Report Warns of ‘Lethal’ White Supremacy: The intelligence chief-turned-whistle-blower … Read more
A Damning New England Journal of Medicine Editorial
October 8, 2020
In more than two centuries of publishing the revered medical journal, the New England Journal of Medicine, has never weighed in on a U.S. presidential election. Until now. The coronavirus pandemic and the abject failure of the Trump-Pence administration to deal with this crisis has simply been too horrific to remain silent. The Journal broke … Read more
A Lack of a Quorum at an AZPOST Hearing Allowed Jerry Sheridan to Keep his Badge
October 8, 2020
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It helps to know people in high places. That certainly held true for former Maricopa County Deputy Chief Gerald (Jerry) Sheridan on January 16, 2019, when three members of the Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training Board (AZPOST) had to recuse themselves when the matter of Joe Arpaio’s number two’s conduct, documented in the Melendes … Read more




