OPINION — This Sept. 11, we bow our heads to the many we lost on that fateful day. Anyone who was alive that morning remembers not only what they were doing but the emotional toll it took on our entire nation. more

OPINION — I am writing to express my concern regarding the city of Peoria’s continued failure to provide public records concerning the proposed Amkor Technologies project. more

Mark Mix’s Labor Day Opinion touts right-to-work claims and urges us to remember the “injustice of forced unionism” (“On Labor Day, remember injustice of forced unionism”). more

OPINION — This fall, Dysart Unified School District is attempting to obtain funding for their schools via Proposition 421. I am not against a good-quality education, and I recognize it takes money for a good-quality education. more

OPINION — Response to Why Republican candidates won’t get my vote in November: The Trump administration wants to lower corporate tax rate from 21% to 15% for domestic manufacturers only, while excluding companies that outsource or offshore jobs. more

It’s been 25 years since terrorists attacked the United States. Aside from the U.S. mainland’s vulnerabilities, what have we learned? The answer is that we’ve learned both a lot and not enough. more

It’s been 25 years since terrorists attacked the United States. Aside from the U.S. mainland’s vulnerabilities, what have we learned? The answer is that we’ve learned both a lot and not enough. more

It’s been 25 years since terrorists attacked the United States. Aside from the U.S. mainland’s vulnerabilities, what have we learned? The answer is that we’ve learned both a lot and not enough. more

Technology has made many parts of our lives easier, but I’m increasingly concerned that, in our rush to move everything online and modernize our services, we’re leaving some of our older adults behind. more

What is a true Christian? Some people think it’s about being baptized, showing up at church... more

OPINION — Frustration with political institutions and the current state of affairs in America is running high. A Gallup report shows that confidence in most of our institutions is at a low 27%. A Pew Research poll revealed that six in 10 Americans think the country’s best days are behind us. The frustration is real, and it helps explain the otherwise inexplicable appeal of the Democratic Socialists of America. more

OPINION — Affordability has become one of the defining issues in national politics. Families are understandably concerned about the cost of housing, transportation and everyday necessities. In Arizona, those concerns have been amplified by bad decisions and policy failures from our state leaders. more

OPINION — There is one clear, obvious choice this election cycle for SUSD school board: Dr. Jennifer Johnson. Her lifelong devotion to and experience in the Arizona education community more than … more

Dave Skocik’s good letter asks this important question: “Will America become a third-world country?” Spoiler: Skocik is warning us that socialism will make us a third-world country. more

OPINION — Scottsdale was pleased to join the Arizona Commerce Authority and the Greater Phoenix Economic Council’s delegation to Taiwan SEMICON, the world’s leading semiconductor conference. … more

OPINION — Arizona officials love reminding us we prepared for the Colorado River crisis — banking water underground, building conservation programs, negotiating shortage agreements. Every round … more

OPINION — I disagree with Ron Moe, who recently disagreed with me and others regarding ICE as an immigration solution.  more

After reading recent headlines about Delaware’s push for solar energy, the Opinion written by Rep. Jeff Hilovsky, R-Millsboro, about nuclear energy is much more relevant and important (“Nuclear energy task force fell short”). more

The Caesar Rodney School District Board of Education approved the submission of multiple certificates of necessity Aug. 18 in an effort to expand its footprint. The group voted 3-0 to submit requests to the state Department of Education to build a second high school, to make parking improvements to Star Hill and David E. Robinson elementary schools, and to renovate Magnolia Middle School, which opened in 2022. more

OPINION — As an elected official, I believe government has an obligation to listen to the people whose lives its decisions affect. That principle should apply just as strongly when the federal … more