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Attorney for organizations like Cyber Ninjas, Bryan Blehm, blasted the decision by Rep. Liz Harris to invite a witness to the Feb. 23 joint meeting of the Arizona Senate Elections and House Municipal Oversight & Elections committees. The witness, Jacqueline Fine-Breger, claimed multiple elected officials were associated with Mexican cartels.

Cochise County Supervisor Peggy Judd received two threatening voicemails on her county-issued cell phone the same day in response to actions taken involving the 2022 General Election.

Victor Garcia Rivas died Dec. 18, 2022, in the middle of State Route 92 after he ran across two lanes of traffic as Deputy Robert Shalvoy attempted to take him into custody. The deputy tackled Rivas to the ground and was in the process of securing the suspect in handcuffs when another vehicle headed straight for the two.

Arizona State Rep. Alex Kolodin has come under attack by Democrats for a statement made during a discussion of , SB 1323, a bill that would classify, "as a class 5 felony, a violation of the prohibition on a public school referring students to or using any sexually explicit material in any manner." Kolodin, a devout Jew, was defending his faith's religious practices when he said he would shoot someone who attempted to deny him his fundamental right to practice his faith.

During the vote of the House Judiciary Committee, Republican Representative Alex Kolodin explained that he was surprised that the bill, SB1698, which has ignited vicious opposition from the LGBTQ+ community, does not mention drag queen performances in the entirety of its text.

An Arizona voter describes being disenfranchised by the results of an agreement to settle a lawsuit by the League of Women Voters of Arizona, Mi Familia Vota Education Fund, and Promise Arizona against the Arizona Secretary of State. The settlement agreement required ADOT to implement various measures to improve and streamline voter registration services. The unintended results have lead in some cases to the denial of some voters' rights.

Arcadia High School PE teacher Michael Hudnutt was caught on videotape by students as he was scrolling through pictures of scantily clad women in sexualized positions. Students reportedly took the video on November 30, 2022, in the boys’ locker room, as they viewed Mr. Hudnutt through a glass office window that displayed the Arcadia logo.

Kornstein complains about "hate" from the right, but appeared to enjoy in a ceremony in which the Christian faith is mocked by he and the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence. In that ceremony, he is "sainted" before performing a "miracle" by mockingly multiplying loaves and fishes. The San Francisco-based Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence Inc. claim to be "promulgating universal joy & expiating stigmatic guilt." Kornstein called the sainting "the biggest honor I could ever imagine."

At Tuesday’s Pima County Board of Supervisor’s meeting, online attendees were treated to a bit of a skin flick when a man bared himself while Supervisor Matt Heinz was zooming into the meeting. Heinz quickly shut the camera off when he saw the man appear behind him on his computer.

Yuma County Supervisor Jonathan Lines released shocking videos of migrants lining up for Border Patrol agents ahead of the Supreme Court ruling on Title 42.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection are warning migrants about extreme temperatures on the border.

An effort to enhance border security across a large swath of the Coronado National Forest has gotten underway southwest of Sierra Vista, courtesy of a $95 million state project that will create a 22-foot high, 10-mile long barrier to replace the current four-foot fence that is toppled in many spots.

Solano Elementary teacher, Alex Parker shares quite a bit of her teaching philosophy in videos she posts to TikTok, including a series on holidays. Parker, who identifies as a Jewish female, explains that because she is "aware of the dominant culture" and an adherent to the concept of "windows and mirrors," and "White Christian children have mirrors everywhere" she only spends 1 1/2 days of classroom time on Christmas, 3 days on Solstice, 3 days on Kwanzaa, and 5 days on Chanukah. In one video, Parker dances to music and invites those who "think you need to celebrate Christmas to give students a fun winter experience," to kiss her ass.

Silent Witness is asking the public for help identitfying a suspect in an armed robbery.

This short clip shows the ballot harvesters operating in Yuma County. The video was taken by community activist Gary Snyder and turned over to the Arizona Attorney General's Office. The Office's investigation continues.

A video of Desert Harbor teacher Mx. Sarah Chunnui reading “Pink is for Boys" by Robb Pearlman to young children has been removed from the "Desert Harbor Read Alouds" platform. See the article here: https://arizonadailyindnotifyependent.com/2022/04/07/school-officials-fail-to-notify-parents-international-day-of-visibility/

Phoenix Police Department homicide detectives are asking for the public's help in their investigation of the death of a newborn male found inside the bathroom of a fast food restaurant.

On Thursday, the Arizona Senate passed HB2113, a bill sponsored by Rep. Michelle Udall, that designates Down Syndrome as a disability allowing for proper interventions and services to be available for families.

On Tuesday, March 15, the Arizona Senate Education Committee heard compelling testimony before passing HB2495 on a party line vote. Prior to casting his vote in favor of the bill, Sen. Tyler Pace offered the most compelling testimony. He recounted his wife's reaction when she opened a package that contained some of the books mentioned during the numerous debates of the bill. The Senator had ordered the books as part of his effort to research the matter.

Prior to casting his vote in favor of HB2495, Sen. Tyler Pace recounted his wife's reaction when she opened a package that contained some of the books mentioned during the numerous debates of the bill. The Senator had ordered the books as part of his effort to research the matter.

The Arizona Senate passed along party lines a bill, SB1211, which requires increased transparency in the classroom. The bill expands parent or guardian access to materials used for student instruction.

On Wednesday, the Arizona House Judiciary Committee passed SB1165, a bill sponsored by Sen. Nancy Barto, dubbed the “Save Women’s Sports Act.” The bill is intended to preserve an equal playing ground for girls and women by prohibiting transgender women from competing in K-12 and collegiate women's sports. The bill passed in a 6-4 party line vote. It now heads to the whole House for consideration.

On Wednesday, Arizona State Senators Michelle Ugenti-Rita and Paul Boyer killed an election integrity bill, SB1119, offered by Senator Sonny Borrelli. The bill, supported by both Democrat and Republican election integrity organizations, would have made ballot images public records. Experts say, the simple matter of making ballot images public, increases the ability to audit an election, and builds trust in the election process. Ultimately, Sen. Borrelli voted against his own bill in order to reserve his right to bring it back for reconsideration by the Senate.

Arizona legislators work to fix House Bill 2839 was presented to Arizona’s lawmakers last week as a way to address problems 2022 primary candidates are facing determining the minimum number of signatures they need on nomination petitions for congressional or legislative districts by the April 4 deadline.

House Bill 2839 was presented to Arizona’s lawmakers last week as a way to address problems 2022 primary candidates are facing determining the minimum number of signatures they need on nomination petitions for congressional or legislative districts by the April 4 deadline.