OPINION — I live near Surprise. I shop, dine out, take visitors to baseball games and enjoy the arts in Surprise. I am disappointed that Surprise would host a concentration camp (the regional U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement intake and processing facility that is coming to Surprise). more

On June 23,1976, the Morning News published an article that addresses this problem. The problem facing Delaware at the time was delinquent kids. John J. Mulvena, juvenile corrections chief, came up … more

After former President Carter used the cancer drug Keytruda, cancer patients across the United States had one request for their doctors: "I want what Jimmy Carter had." more

Let's begin by looking at some of the recent stories in the Delaware State News: One dead, another injured in Wilmington Hospital shooting Dover teen arrested on firearms charges … more

OPINION — I live in Legislative District 8 and, like most of my neighbors, I want Arizona to solve its housing crisis. But when the Legislature considered bills marketed as “starter home” legislation, I had basic questions: Would these homes actually be affordable? Would they go to working families, or to investors? more

OPINION — I have been asked why I should be elected back onto the City Council. The answer is simple. I am a regular guy doing the job that many politicians say only a politician can do ... and they are wrong. In fact, I’m more focused as a regular guy because I don’t have lofty future plans or goals in politics. more

The Florida Education Association, which represents more than 120,000 educators across the state.... more

OPINION — Men’s fertility is often overlooked in conversations about reproductive health, yet sperm quality plays a critical role in conception and healthy pregnancy outcomes. However, we are seeing sperm health trends going in the wrong direction. more

OPINION — “Happy July 4th!” We say this same greeting year after year to celebrate Independence Day. However, this year we say it in a whole different way — with the greatest joy ever and … more

Most Delaware shoppers probably don’t spend much time thinking about how prices get onto store shelves. They simply expect the price displayed in the aisle to match the price charged at checkout. … more

OPINION — I have lived here for 18 years. I have done my part in conserving water. As plants died, I did not put new ones in, I took out bushes and installed iron decor. What I don’t understand if we are supposed to have a 100-year well, then Corta Bella is built along with the family housing across the street using Sun City West water, why we are having a possible drought and increase in our water bill? more

When Delaware taxpayers pay millions for public construction projects, they expect those projects to be completed safely, on time, and without costly surprises. This starts with demanding real … more

Teaching is a Gift of the Spirit and very important in today’s world. If you think you are not educated enough to grasp the gift of teaching, I might ask if you’ve ever read a bible story to a … more

OPINION — “Pay-first, chase-later.” Those are the words Congressman David Schweikert used to describe programs like the Arizona Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) during a June 10, 2026, … more

I love Arizona. I am a sixth-generation Arizonan and a Gilbert native. My wife, Chelsea, and I are raising our four children on the streets that raised me. I'm a Gilbert High and ASU graduate and … more

OPINION — The Federal Aviation Administration's public-comment period on the Phoenix-Area Modernization Project closes June 30. If you are concerned about how proposed flight-path changes could affect aircraft noise, quality of life or your neighborhood, this is your opportunity to share those concerns directly with the FAA. more

OPINION — To the activists who have turned Surprise City Council meetings into a weekly spectacle, I have a simple message: Go home. more

OPINION — While there are many important needs that arise when crafting a state budget, legislators and the governor must remember the essential natural resources that allow Arizonans to thrive here in the first place — our lands and waters.   more

OPINION — Americans need a reality check. Most families are struggling. Soccer is affordable: ball, shorts, shoes, socks, T-shirt and your kid is out the door. more

OPINION — Fountain Hills deserves leaders who are experienced, ready to listen and focused on what actually matters to residents. Like many of you, I'm frustrated that our town council has … more