PHOENIX, Arizona, Sept. 17 -- The Arizona Democratic Party issued the following news release: Kari Lake's self-serving politics that includes a "preference for authoritarian-led countries over her own" and continued association with extremists like Laura Loomer, show that "clearly, Kari Lake is no John McCain" as questions remain about how Lake can win over those all-important moderate Republicans and independents she trashed." Here's what Arizonans have been saying about Kari Lake's self-ser  more

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17 -- Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Arizona, issued the following news release: Arizona Senators Mark Kelly and Kyrsten Sinema announced the Department of Justice has finalized major federal investments coming to Arizona to support law enforcement. These investments were secured by Kelly and Sinema earlier this year as a part of the Fiscal Year 2024 bipartisan federal appropriations legislation to support law enforcement and public safety priorities and projects across Arizona. "As the  more

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16 [Category: Environment] -- The Sierra Club issued the following news release: Oakland, CA Twenty-six environmental leaders from across the country are receiving national awards from the Sierra Club this year. The organization's top honor, the Sierra Club Changemaker of the Year Award, goes to Bruce Hamilton of Berkeley, California. A wildlife biologist by training, Hamilton became involved with the Sierra Club in the 1970s, first as a volunteer and then as a member of the   more

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16 -- Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, I-Arizona, issued the following news release: Following the Senators' request, $10,081,000 in federal grants awarded to support Arizona's local law enforcement Arizona Senators Kyrsten Sinema and Mark Kelly announced the Department of Justice has finalized major federal investments coming to Arizona to support law enforcement. These investments were secured by Sinema and Kelly earlier this year as part of the Fiscal Year 2024 bipartisan federal appro  more

TUCSON, Arizona, Sept. 17 (TNSres) -- The University of Arizona issued the following news release: University of Arizona researchers have developed a new biological sensing method that can detect substances at the zeptomolar level - an astonishingly miniscule amount. This level of sensing, immediately useful for drug testing and other research, has the potential to make new drug discoveries possible. Eventually, the advance could lead to portable sensors that can detect environmental toxins or  more