Kelly Censured and Faces Pension Cut

The Pentagon censured U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly and moved to cut his military retirement pay for his participation in a November video urging service members to refuse unspecified, allegedly illegal orders.

The censure will go in Kelly’s permanent military record and could lead to further action, including a demotion.

Kelly, a retired Navy captain, called the move politically motivated and vowed to fight it, framing it as a violation of the First Amendment and retired service members’ rights.

You can see the video here.

Cardinals Fire Gannon 

The Arizona Cardinals fired head coach Jonathan Gannon on Monday after a 3‑14 season, the worst record in his three‑year tenure.

Arizona’s season reached one of its lowest points in October with a physical sideline altercation between Gannon and running back Emari Demercado over a botched touchdown.

In other team developments, speculation is mounting that the Cardinals could move on from quarterback Kyler Murray through a trade or his release, as the team resets under new leadership.

Other NFL coaches and executives fired on Monday included Las Vegas coach Pete Carroll and Atlanta coach Raheem Morris.

100-Year-Old Keeps Rolling Along

Chandler’s newest centenarian celebrated her 100th birthday by taking to the lanes at Bolero Bowling Alley, just another week in a life defined by adventure and trailblazing achievements. 

Corona “Mae” Howard, who was born in Greeley, Colorado, helped maintain and modify B-17 and B-24 bombers in Wyoming as a Rosie the Riveter during World War II.

Afterward, she became one of Colorado’s first woman cab drivers and once survived a kidnapping attempt while on the job. Later, she spent decades working various jobs for the federal government before retiring to Arizona. 

Today, Howard remains active, bowling weekly and collecting coins. On the secret to her longevity, she advised: “Be nice to people, stay active, eat one good meal a day, and drink water. Maybe a little wine, too.”

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➤ Surprise: The Wall That Heals, a traveling Vietnam Veterans Memorial, will be displayed at Mark Coronado Park April 9–12 as part of its 31-city tour this year. (More)

➤ Queen Creek: A reported bomb threat on Monday morning was deemed a swatting call, which is a false threat meant to trigger a heavy police response. (Watch)

➤ Statewide: A report found Arizona leads the nation in deadly intersection crashes. (Watch)

➤ Yuma: A man was rescued and hospitalized after becoming trapped in a chemical mixer at a milling plant. (Watch)

➤ Tucson: Police are asking anyone who attended Moshtoberfest on Oct. 22, 1992, to contact the department’s cold case unit to help with an unspecified investigation. (Contact)

➤ Arizona men’s basketball remained the top-ranked team in the nation in this week’s AP poll, their fourth straight week at the top. (Rankings)

➤ The Phoenix Suns beat league-leading Oklahoma City on Sunday night following a game-winning shot by Devin Booker. (See Highlight)

➤ Arizona State football added former Texas cornerback Caleb Chester and Villanova running back David Avit through the transfer portal. (More)

➤ Yesterday’s Results: NBA | NHL | NCAAM | NCAAW | Soccer

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➤ Arizona motorists are expected to benefit from falling gas prices in 2026, with the U.S. average price projected to fall below $3 a gallon for the first time since 2020. (More)

➤ Walmart bought more than 28 acres at Crossroads at Gladden in Marana for $9.78 million, with plans to build a 176,000-square-foot store with fueling stations along the fast-growing Tangerine Road corridor. (More)

➤ The first Maricopa County Home and Garden Show of the year will take place Friday through Sunday at the Arizona State Fairgrounds in Phoenix, with plants, tiny homes, crafts, food, and free workshops. (More)

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➤ A viral video shows raw meat scattered across a luggage carousel at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, leading to a halted carousel and cleanup by maintenance crews. (Watch)

➤ The current season of lawnmower races in Beaver Dam continues, with races set for the second Saturday of each month through April and the final race in May. (Photos)

➤ Patagonia Middle School launched the new Riding for Focus program this fall, giving sixth-graders bicycles and instruction to build skills and confidence. (Photo)

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