OPINION — It has come to my attention that some of the largest Medicare Advantage plans have been identified by Health and Human Services and Office of Inspector General as having engaged in questionable denials of some Medicare benefits. more

When RHP Properties announced its purchase of Pinewood Acres — a 346-home manufactured housing community in Dover — the press release framed it as a win for “affordable housing.” more

Every day across America, children with spina bifida, adults with spinal cord injuries, and seniors with debilitating illnesses rely on catheters ... more

OPINION — The FHUSD M&O override isn't just an "override," it is a property tax hike at a time when many homeowners are finally expecting some tax relief. If it passes, those taxes go right … more

The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control has proposed some amendments to fishing regulations in the state. One of them reads, “It is prohibited for any person or persons to paddle bait out into the waters for the purpose of fishing.” Because many anglers use kayaks when shark fishing, they believe this change could be a “prohibition” on that activity. Do you fish for sharks this way? What are your thoughts about this proposal? more

The state government has obtained a federal Rural Health Transformation Program grant to improve healthcare access in rural areas. more

OPINION — A deadly Interstate 10 crossover pattern has emerged between Phoenix and Tucson. ... Some would call this pattern a compelling case for median barriers. But that addresses only the final seconds of the crash. Arizona also needs to know what sent these vehicles toward the median. more

OPINION — Response to Constitution requires postal service to deliver ballots: The Constitution states very little about the U.S. Post Office. The Postal Act of 1792 adds more to it, as well as Kohl vs. United States, 1875. more

Did you know that we are Kingdom People? Kingdom People are always prepared, dressed for the occasion…the coming of the Master ... more

OPINION — In Arizona’s voucher battle, both sides are behaving badly and deceptively. more

As the communists take over the Democratic Party, many of the alleged stronger and moderate Democrats are pitching the refrain of “we are a welcoming big tent” that is open to anyone who wants to enter. more

OPINION — Mr. Dudash overlooked a few things when he concluded that President John Adams “warned that the Constitution was made for ‘a moral and religious people’” and was inadequate to … more

OPINION  — We often look to governors and members of Congress to define elected leadership. But the truth is, residents’ lives are shaped every day at the local level where decisions … more

OPINION — I heartily concur with Anne Whitmore’s letter, “Why is Abe Hamadeh defending the Tate brothers?” concerning our representative’s strange championing of Andrew and Tristan Tate, who face 59 criminal charges of sexual assault in the U.K. more

OPINION — After taking a brief break in July, I am excited to reconnect with you and share the latest news and updates from our community. more

OPINION — Body-worn camera videos and surveillance footage of the July 19 incident on Mill Avenue tell a far different story than the snippet of video posted to Facebook. more

OPINION — When people think about financial planning, they usually think about numbers. Retirement balances, investment returns, college savings goals and market performance tend to dominate the conversation. Families spend years building financial security, carefully setting aside resources intended to support loved ones and create a lasting legacy. more

The late-July nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia announced by the Trump administration is not only suspect in its motives but dangerous in its potential. The proposal is a loser in any circumstance but is all the more shocking in its middle-of-a-hot-war timing. more

OPINION — Peggy Roberts’ recent opinion piece criticized the town council's decision regarding the proposed solar carport project at the Community Center, framing the vote as an ideological … more

OPINION — Each year, thousands of Arizonans experience sudden cardiac arrest, with the vast majority happening outside of a hospital setting. When the heart stops, blood flow to the brain is cut off, and every minute without cardiopulmonary resuscitation and defibrillation reduces the chance of survival. Too often, the outcome depends on whether a bystander knows CPR and whether an automated external defibrillator is nearby. more