Cash for Guns program offers $75 per weapon in Selma
WSFA reports Robert Pettus will run the annual cash for guns campaign this week in Selma offering $75 for each surrendered weapon with no questions asked. The anti violence effort notes 200 illegal firearms destroyed over three years.
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State ends charitable giving to Planned Parenthood and Clinton Foundation
Arizona state employees can no longer direct donations to Planned Parenthood or the Clinton Foundation after a state panel removed the groups from the State Employee Charitable Campaign. Gov. Ducey cited controversies surrounding the organizations and said the decision aligns with taxpayer funded program oversight. The move follows a Phoenix New Times report and aims to keep donations within other qualified charities.
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