OPINION — What truly is election integrity? Integrity can be seen as holding true to standards, ethics and morals. Election integrity implies that we respect the fact that our elections are secure and true and have faith in them. more

In the July 18 Daily State News, Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del., voiced his opinion about President Donald Trump’s speech on election interference. more

OPINION — Here are some quotes from the website of U.S. Rep. Abe Hamadeh from Congressional District 8: “What makes this nation exceptional is its principles. ... We defend the freedom to speak ... assemble and petition our government. We recognize that the government exists to serve the people, not the other way around. ... It is time to ... defend the Constitution, protect our God-given liberties. ...(M)ay we always have the courage and conviction to fight for her future.” more

Growing up in East Baltimore, I could have easily become a statistic. But through the endless support of my family — and the community I’m proud to come from — I was given the opportunity to … more

OPINION — Thank you, Fountain Hills. With 99% reporting [as of this writing], I am honored and grateful to be elected to the Fountain Hills Town Council. Thank you to my wife and family, to … more

Public health relies on data — whether it is tracking the effectiveness of a given year’s flu vaccine, monitoring blood lead levels around the country or estimating the prevalence of diabetes. more

OPINION — Regarding Jennifer Jimenez’s article, Directors meet a consensus to move ahead with pool deck repair: RCSCW built a swimming pool I believe most residents did not want. more

Regarding the recent Opinion by Jeffrey Haycraft: That’s a great response (“Am I foolish for dismissing faulty logic?”). more

OPINION — For supporting children’s mental health, many parents wonder what they should say, when they should say it and how they will know if something is wrong. The good news is that one of the most powerful prevention tools does not require special training or perfect words. It starts with simple, everyday conversations. more

Thousands of visitors, both local and not, have been descending upon Harrington for the annual Delaware State Fair, continuing through Aug. 1. There’s much to participate in, but what do you enjoy? Do you attend for the food, concerts and socialization? Or are the agriculture and animal events more your style? more

City Electric Supply in Okeechobee opened its doors in 1995… more

OPINION — Arizonans are no strangers to soaring temperatures in the summer, but many don’t realize that with rising temps also comes additional water use. Arizona residents may use more than twice as much water in the summer. more

OPINION — Summer in Surprise is sweltering, with temperatures routinely exceeding 100 degrees. Like every household in the state, my husband and I must run our air conditioner to stay cool. He is 83, I am 70, and we are both retired. more

OPINION — Glendale residents must stay vigilant around water. Each summer, you see on TV, hear on the radio and read in many stories throughout the news media about tragic events that occur when pools go unmonitored, even for just a few brief seconds. It’s because of this that I want to share reminders with the community as you get ready to jump into pools to escape this Arizona heat. more

OPINION — Some people may forget that Councilmember Brenda Kalivianakis was ROT endorsed when she sought a seat on our town council. How quickly they turned on her when she did not vote as ROT … more

OPINION — I’ve lived in the Valley since 1970 and retired from the power company. I have been reading the concerns from folks about the potential APS rate increase. more

As small-business owners across the country look for ways to compete and grow, I want to talk about something I care deeply about: making sure the people who power small businesses, especially administrative and support staff, are not left behind, as artificial intelligence reshapes the workplace. more

Over the course of my career, I have devoted myself to upholding the rule of law in Maryland’s courtrooms and public institutions. more

OPINION — The election is over. The voters have spoken. Mayor Gerry Friedel has been re-elected, and Matt Corrigan, Dan Kovacevic and Ben Larrabee have earned seats on the town council. Whether one … more

OPINION — In just a few weeks, many of the country's best gymnasts will be in Phoenix competing for national titles and a chance to earn a spot on the U.S. National Team. more