One Week In—And We’re Just Getting Started

After the first week, I want to update you and thank you.

We are truly humbled by the incredible response to our reader-owned investment opportunity.

In just one week:

• Over $600,000 has already been raised
• More than $1.26 million is currently in our investment funnel
• 300,000+ shares have been sold

This has exceeded our expectations—and it’s proof that readers like you believe in building a new kind of news. Thank you!

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• Our 10% bonus shares end after the first $1 million is raised.
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Mexico Deploys Elite Police to Border

The Mexican state of Sonora deployed a unit of U.S.-trained police officers to combat human trafficking and drug smuggling in cities across the border from Arizona.

The deployment “is a concrete step to stop the flow of illicit drugs, weapons, and people while boosting trade and community ties,” U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Ronald Johnson said.

The elite unit will base its operations in Agua Prieta, Sonoyta, and other border cities, and work closely with U.S. law enforcement officers to focus heavily on the Sinaloa cartel.

Councilman Stops Shoplifter

Tucson councilman Paul Cunningham scuffled with a shoplifter trying to steal bottles of liquor from a Walgreens on Friday night.

As the shoplifter tried to flee, Cunningham confronted him, leading to a brief struggle during which liquor bottles fell from the thief’s bag before he ran out of the store.

“It was an impulsive decision and not something I’d recommend. Don’t put yourself in harm’s way. I’m lucky nothing happened that was way worse,” said Cunningham, who shared additional details on social media.

The shoplifter remained at large, and the investigation was continuing.

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➤ Pima County: A magnitude 2.6 earthquake struck in the foothills of the Santa Catalina Mountains early Saturday morning. No damage or injuries were reported. (More)

➤ Statewide: The Goldwater Institute sought an injunction to stop state tax credits to filmmakers, claiming the credits violate the state constitution’s gift clause. (Details)

➤ Phoenix: A former Tucson truck driver was sentenced to 29 years in prison for two counts of attempted murder after shooting at his boss. (Watch)

➤ Kingman: Enrollment opened for a seven-week Citizens Academy, offering residents an opportunity to learn more about city services and operations. (Details)

➤ Yuma: A new running club attracted more than 200 participants at its weekly meet-up on Saturday morning. (Watch)

➤ Prescott: Doc Hollidaze returns Aug. 15-17, celebrating Wild West legend Doc Holliday with history, costumes, and cocktails. (Photo)

➤ The Arizona Cardinals won their preseason opener against Kansas City on Saturday, scoring 17 points in the second quarter en route to a 20-17 victory. (More)

➤ The Phoenix Suns unveiled jersey numbers for the team’s new players. (More)

➤ Arizona Diamondbacks CEO Derrick Hall said a massive payroll cut is likely in 2026 after the team fell out of playoff contention and traded many of its top players. (More)

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➤ Energy Transfer LP approved a $5.3 billion, 516-mile expansion of its Transwestern Pipeline to boost natural gas supply in Arizona and New Mexico. (Image)

➤ Different Pointe of View in Phoenix and J&G Steakhouse at The Phoenician in Scottsdale were named among America’s top 100 hotel restaurants. (List)

➤ Wienerschnitzel will open a location inside a Tempe Walmart this fall as part of the hot dog chain’s rollout to select Walmarts nationwide. (More)

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Wyoming’s on the Verge of Becoming A Lithium Powerhouse

America needs 5X more lithium by 2035, but no new mines have opened since 1967. Meanwhile, current extraction methods are slow, waste insane amounts of water, and emit loads of carbon.

So Vero3 devised a way to not only cleanly produce 9K tons of lithium, they’ll generate 2.3B gallons of clean water and permanently store 3M tons of carbon in the process – all from the same 12,000-acre Wyoming site.

This first of its kind project is already backed by $25M in federal funding and projects $183M in annual revenue. 

It’s the kind of zero-waste, vertically integrated model legacy operators can’t match. Even better? Shares are now open to the public ahead of commercial trials and a targeted 2027 Nasdaq IPO.

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➤ A passenger flying out of Phoenix said nicotine withdrawal led him to vape in the plane’s bathroom, triggering smoke alarms and a confrontation with a flight attendant. (Watch)

➤ A Vail couple was surprised to find a Gila monster swimming in their backyard pool with a large black bug on its back. (Watch)

➤ A male jaguar has been spotted five times this summer in an area near border wall construction in the San Rafael Valley. (Photos)

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