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Judge rules Trump administration broke law in takedown of public funding tracker

79% Left coverage: 38 sources

A federal judge ruled the Trump administration violated federal law by taking down a public website that showed how funding is apportioned to federal agencies, ordering its reinstatement. US Politics · United States See the Story

'I Know What You Did Last Summer' Gets Hooked on Nostalgia : Pop Culture Happy Hour

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

In the original I Know What You Did Last Summer, some very '90s teenagers are targeted by a killer clad in fisherman's garb and armed with a hook. Nearly 30 years later, a new sequel fires up a very similar plot. The movie includes a new group of young people — including Chase Sui Wonders and Madelyn Cline — and a few key survivors from the first go-'round (Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr.) But does it live up to the legacy of the ori…Fishermen · United States See the Story

Flagstaff Forest Project Combats $3 Billion Wildfire Risk - Rose Law Group Reporter

Kaff News The Upper Rio de Flag Watershed near Flagstaff faces a significant threat from catastrophic wildfire and post-wildfire flooding, with a potential economic impact near $3 billion. In response, the Coconino County Flood Control District (District) and Coconino National Forest (CNF) have joined forces in the Upper Rio de Flag Forest Restoration Project to carry out critical forest restoration efforts in the area. “Wildfire and post-wildfi…Wildfires · Flagstaff Read Article

GOP Candidates Lagging Behind Hobbs in Campaign Finance for Governor Bid

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Key Points: Gov. Katie Hobbs leads in fundraising for 2026 re-election U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs trails behind both Hobbs and Karrin Taylor Robson Consultants say Biggs needs to step up his fundraising efforts While Gov. Katie Hobbs continues to pad her campaign coffers ahead of the 2026 gubernatorial race, the Republican candidates hoping to challenge her aren’t keeping up despite presidential support. Hobbs’ fundraising lead over her potential …Republican Party · Phoenix See the Story

A new literacy plan lays out steps to improve Arizona’s reading rates by 2030 - Rose Law Group Reporter

By Shira Tanzer | KTAR One Arizona group is launching a new mission aimed at increasing the number of students who can read at grade level by the time they reach third grade by more than 30%. Read On Arizona’s (ROA) Arizona Literacy Plan 2030 is a step-by-step outline of how to raise Arizona’s third-grade reading levels from 39% to 72% within the next five years. Reaching this level is critical as children who are not reading proficiently by thi…Education · Phoenix Read Article

New home sales hold steady - Rose Law Group Reporter

The National Association of Homebuilders Challenging affordability conditions, elevated interest rates and economic uncertainty continue to act as headwinds on the housing sector as many potential buyers continue to stay on the sidelines. Sales of newly built single-family homes edged 0.6% higher in June, rising to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 627,000, according to newly released data from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Develop…United States · United States Read Article

New home sales hold steady - Rose Law Group Reporter

'Hidden' home costs surge in Arizona - Rose Law Group Reporter

By Jeremy Duda and Sami Sparber | Axios Homeowners in Arizona spend an average of $21,211 a year on upkeep and other “hidden expenses,” according to a Bankrate study. Why it matters: Overlooked costs, beyond mortgage payments, can come as an unpleasant surprise for unprepared homeowners. By the numbers: The average annual cost of hidden expenses for a single-family home nationwide is $21,400 this year.Property · Arizona See the Story

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