OPINION — Leadership on a school governing board should be about collaboration, transparency and respect for the community. In my view, Dysart Unified School District Governing Board President Steve Skvara is falling short of that standard. more

OPINION — For the last 10 years, my wife Jamie and I have proudly called Paradise Valley home. We’ve raised our two boys here, built lasting friendships and come to love the unique spirit of this … more

Once every year for the past 49 years, people from nearby and beyond travel to Crisfield in Somerset County, Maryland. Crisfield is the southernmost incorporated city in the state and is also widely referred to as the “Seafood Capital of the World.” more

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has a dangerous new rule beginning Oct. 22 that will threaten the healthcare of millions of Americans. The rule, “Indefinite Suspension of the De Minimis … more

OPINION — My name is Lisa Everett, and I am running for the Dysart Unified School District Governing Board. My name will appear on the Nov. 3 ballot, and I want voters to know where I stand on several issues that I believe deserve attention. more

OPINION — Fraud in home health and hospice care is real, and it hurts everyone who touches this industry — patients, who deserve care they can trust, taxpayers, who fund the Medicare program, and the honest providers, whose reputations are dragged down every time a bad actor makes headlines. more

With this extremely important Nov. 3 midterm election, the voters in the Delaware General Assembly’s 41st Representative District have a very important choice upon voting early, absentee or at the voting booth. more

I read David Hall’s letter to the editor concerning Amendment 3, and I found myself agreeing with more of it than someone might expect. We should think about tomorrow. We should care … more

There has been plenty of bluster about mail-in voting, some of the negative coming from President Trump  — who votes by mail himself. Do you believe in the integrity of voting by mail through … more

OPINION — Just when you thought the cost of healthcare couldn’t rise any further, they’re coming for our pets. more

Gilbert Public Schools advances K-6 English curriculum search So, so much money was spent on that last curriculum. I wonder why the thought is that "new must be better!" — Bonnie N.H. … more

OPINION — They’re common from The Battery in Charleston, S.C., to Seattle’s Hamlin Park: Military relics retired to public places such as county courthouses and public parks to commemorate America’s wartime history. more

OPINION — New teachers, new classes, new notebooks and, increasingly, new conversations about artificial intelligence. With the school year underway, before we tell students how AI will transform their education and their future, perhaps we should listen to what they are telling us. more

OPINION — A cancer diagnosis can change the rhythm of an entire household. Parents, grandparents, siblings and caregivers often find themselves navigating new responsibilities, emotions and uncertainties while adjusting to an unfamiliar reality. For children and teens, these changes can be especially difficult to process when they sense something is different. more

OPINION — Tempe faces a significant budget challenge after the Arizona Legislature eliminated the residential rental tax, revenue the city relied on to provide transportation, education, public safety and other services. It created a gap in Tempe’s long-term funding. more

OPINION — David Livingston entered the Arizona Legislature as a conservative voice. Fourteen years later, his record has moved beyond traditional conservatism toward extremism. His positions on disability services and reproductive rights — and his use of a term-limit loophole — show why Legislative District 28 needs a change. more

OPINION — As a Sun City resident, I am always happy to walk and drive through my neighborhood and see lots of solar panels and a growing number of hybrid cars and electric cars. ... Andy Biggs has fought this forward movement in sustainable energy.  more

It’s important for us, as Dover constituents, to understand the actual meaning of the allegations made by the Fraternal Order of Police. more

OPINION — For 17 years, I’ve worked in education because I wanted to do work that mattered. I found my purpose in helping children discover curiosity, potential and a love of lifelong learning. more

OPINION — Long before a home is permitted or built, someone has imagined a life inside it. Sometimes that dream arrives at 28. Sometimes at 68. It may mean a first set of keys, a smaller home for retirement, a few quiet acres or remaining in a house that has grown unsafe without becoming any less loved. more