Can Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb be transformed into a RINO (i.e., Republican in Name Only)?
Can Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb be transformed into a RINO (i.e., Republican in Name Only)?
Last year, the Homeless ID Project provided 12,000-plus documents, including state ID cards, driver’s licenses and birth certificates.
Opinion columnist Jim Sharpe sets aside his flaws for another year.
I realize that fictional films and TV shows are just that: fiction. But when it comes to the ones that supposedly take place in my home state of Arizona, I would like a little more reality.
Opinion columnist Jim Sharpe proposes strategies for a secure Election Day.
How can Matt Salmon factor into the upcoming election for governor?
Opinion writer Jim Sharpe breaks down Arizona attorney general Mark Brnovich’s interim 2020 election report.
Not long ago, "sprawl" was a bad word in the Valley. But with the cost to put a roof over your head rising by the day, a lot of people are glad that our far-flung, quasi-affordable environs exist.
Our opinion columnist presents eight resolutions for everyone else, which is a lot more fun than taking a cold, hard look at what he needs to change himself.
A recent New York Times headline read, “Kyrsten Sinema is the key to President Biden’s agenda in Washington. Some Arizonans wish she weren’t.”
When the Census undercounted Arizona, it left our state’s Independent Redistricting Commission with fewer options to draw fair congressional districts.
Some misguided Americans imagine that the good ol’ boy system is in full effect in Arizona. Next year will prove them even more wrong.
By now, most Trump supporters have moved on – but not the Arizona Legislature.
Until we do it in a way that’s fair to all women, those who were hormonally born that way need to have a league of their own.
Opinion columnist Jim Sharpe throws caution to the wind and makes several predictions for this year.