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  • Noah Fifita and His Wildcat Loyalty

    Noah Fifita and His Wildcat Loyalty

    The new generation of NCAA football is immersed in NIL and the transfer portal. However, not every player is interested in switching teams.  Noah Fifita is a rare athlete in the current transfer portal era. Fifita is one of five senior quarterbacks, including redshirts, within the Football Bowl Subdivision to spend the entirety of their…

  • Survey: Nearly Two-Thirds of Marana Residents Say Town Is Heading in the Right Direction

    Survey: Nearly Two-Thirds of Marana Residents Say Town Is Heading in the Right Direction

    Marana, Arizona A new community poll shows broad satisfaction across public safety, parks, infrastructure, and fiscal value — with public safety earning the highest marks of any measure. A new independent survey of Marana residents paints a picture of a community largely satisfied with its leadership and quality of life, with strong majorities expressing confidence…

  • Oro Valley Town Council Candidate Forum Recap

    Oro Valley Town Council Candidate Forum Recap

    Oro Valley, Arizona On Thursday evening, April 23, 2026, the Oro Valley Chamber of Commerce hosted a candidate forum at the Oro Valley Church of the Nazarene (500 W. Calle Concordia). Residents gathered to hear from five Town Council hopefuls — Rhonda Piña, Christopher DeSimone, Matt Wood, Jacob Herrington, and Rosa Dailey — as they…

  • End of an Era: CBS News Radio Shuts Down After Nearly 100 Years

    End of an Era: CBS News Radio Shuts Down After Nearly 100 Years

    March 20th, 2026 Breaking: The Shutdown Announced On Friday, March 20, 2026, CBS News delivered a stunning blow to American journalism: the entire CBS News Radio division will cease operations on May 22, 2026 just months short of its 100th anniversary. The announcement, made simultaneously to staff and to approximately 700 affiliated radio stations across…

  • Why Are Gas Prices Surging If the U.S. Barely Uses Strait of Hormuz Oil?

    Why Are Gas Prices Surging If the U.S. Barely Uses Strait of Hormuz Oil?

    March 18, 2026 As military operations against Iran continue to disrupt the world’s most critical oilshipping lane, Americans are watching prices at the pump climb at a pace not seensince the early days of Russia’s war on Ukraine. The national average for a gallon ofregular unleaded has risen from roughly $2.98 before the conflict to…

  • How Data Centers Could Set the Stage for Marana’s Economic Transformation

    How Data Centers Could Set the Stage for Marana’s Economic Transformation

    Data center development in Marana represents far more than just new infrastructure—it’s the foundation for sustained economic growth, job creation, and community prosperity that will attract major employers and families to the region for decades to come. A Catalyst for Economic Growth Marana stands at the threshold of a transformative economic opportunity. The arrival of…

  • The Big Reveal by Rex and Regina

    The Big Reveal by Rex and Regina

    Tucson, Arizona Guest Opinion : Craig J. Cantoni Rex Scott is the chairman of the Pima County Board of Supervisors.  Regina Romero is the mayor of the city of Tucson.  On the same day, in separate opinion pieces, in separate local publications, both of them unwittingly revealed what’s wrong with the Tucson metropolis. They revealed…

  • The Final Curtain Call: How Network Late-Night Television Lost Its Prime Time

    The Final Curtain Call: How Network Late-Night Television Lost Its Prime Time

    The announcement that shook the entertainment industry this week wasn’t just about one show ending – it was the death knell for an entire era of American television. When CBS declared that “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” would conclude in May 2026, it marked more than the cancellation of a single program. It signaled…

  • Arizona Republic’s Move to Las Vegas Ends Era of Major Daily Newspaper Printing in State

    Arizona Republic’s Move to Las Vegas Ends Era of Major Daily Newspaper Printing in State

    Phoenix, AZ – The Arizona Republic’s final copies printed in Phoenix will roll off the presses Oct. 5, marking the end of major daily newspaper printing in Arizona and concluding a 135-year tradition of large-scale newspaper production within the state’s borders. The move to Las Vegas represents the final chapter in Arizona’s major daily newspaper…

  • Senate Report Reveals ‘Cascade of Preventable Failures’ in Trump Assassination Attempt

    Senate Report Reveals ‘Cascade of Preventable Failures’ in Trump Assassination Attempt

    Investigation Demands Stronger Accountability as Secret Service Disciplines Six Agents July 13, 2025 – One Year After Butler, Pennsylvania Attack Exactly one year after a gunman nearly killed then-presidential candidate Donald Trump at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, a scathing Senate report has revealed what investigators call “a cascade of preventable failures that nearly…