Sierra Vista residents who tried to halt a new solar farm project faced disappointment this week. At the same time, devotees of corporate coffee drive-thru options found plenty to cheer about, underscoring vastly different fortunes in one Arizona community.
A single date—August 13—wove together a foiled nightclub holdup, a $550 million cement plant controversy, and a governor rumored for the vice-presidency. These diverse events paint a vivid picture of Southeast Missouri’s history and how it once dominated local headlines.
Twice a week, activists gather in Prescott’s historic Courthouse Plaza, often met by pro-Trump counter protestors. While participants view it as an expression of free speech, local businesses report fewer customers during protest days.
A determined homeowner is at odds with their HOA over a renovation they believe is legally protected. Concerned about fines and legal confrontation, they are searching for advice on how to move forward.
An uptick in vandalism and drug use near the Moore Street Shelter off North Killingsworth has residents considering drastic measures. As they question whether to stay or go, neighbors push back on the city, insisting: “People should not be living like this.”
Masked protesters in Mexico City have vandalized businesses and harassed tourists in a march against mass tourism and gentrification. The demonstrations escalated as high-end shops were looted in the city’s tourist hub, reflecting growing tensions over the city’s changing landscape.
