KANSAS CITY, Kan. – Nearly a foot of relentless rain has led to widespread flooding and power outages across Kansas…
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Lenexa Residents Clean Up After Worst Flood in Decades
LENEXA, Kan. (KCTV) – Residents in the Whispering Hills neighborhood spent Thursday recovering from what many called the most intense…
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Five Tribes Unite to Push Back Against Oklahoma Governor
TULSA – On the fifth anniversary of the landmark McGirt v. Oklahoma ruling, five major tribal nations gathered to reaffirm…
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Trump HHS Uncovers Nearly 3 Million Improper Medicaid, Obamacare Enrollments
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has found that nearly 3 million Americans were improperly enrolled in Medicaid…
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Arizona Needs More Power — It’s Time to Go Nuclear
As Phoenix swelters under a record-breaking 118-degree heat wave, the state’s energy demand is soaring — and utilities are holding…
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Kamala Harris Losing Ground in 2028 Presidential Race
Former Vice President Kamala Harris may still top early Democratic polls, but her grip on the 2028 race is slipping…
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Court Rules Arizona Schools Chief Can’t Mandate English-Only Instruction
PHOENIX — Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne cannot legally force school districts to use only structured English immersion…
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GOP Bill Seeks Harsher Penalties for Hiring Undocumented Workers
Republican lawmakers have introduced new legislation that would impose strict penalties on corporate executives who knowingly hire undocumented immigrants, intensifying…
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Jon Kyl Warned Us: Ignoring Immigration Law Has Consequences
Years ago, Arizona Senator Jon Kyl cautioned that widespread disregard for immigration laws would eventually erode the rule of law…
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Monsoon Storms Put Las Vegas and Southwest on High Alert for Flash Flooding
Las Vegas and nearby areas are on alert as monsoonal moisture surges into the region, bringing a high risk of…
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