Photos: Massive #RedforEd march in Phoenix and Tucson in 2018

Community members sound off on education funding, teacher pay and charter school regulation.

The outcome of Arizona's "Invest in Ed" initiative could come down to two questions: Will the money wind up in classrooms? Is it fair or economically sound to have the burden borne by the top 4% of earners?

Some Tucson-area schools have committed to serving meals for students in need.

UPDATE: Nearly all of Tucson's major school districts to stay closed Monday

Nogales Officer Jesus Cordova leaves behind a pregnant fiancee and three children, the police chief says.

An initiative filed Friday would put a surcharge on Arizona's highest earners

A man was shot early Saturday morning during a confrontation with Tucson police officers

The crash happened near the intersection of East 29th Street and South Swan Road

Tucson Unified School District could be affected by an accounting shift to have local taxpayers pay more desegregation-program costs.

Organizers said teachers will return to classes if lawmakers give final approval to the budget and teacher pay plan, scheduled for Wednesday.

Sen. Steve Smith removes provision in state bill that would allow school administrators, family, others to seek court order preventing someone from having guns.

Much of Tucson saw overnight rainfall, but it snowed on Mt. Lemmon.

A fire caused by the crash is blocking eastbound lanes, westbound travel impeded by heavy smoke.

A provision would significantly hike property taxes for many Tucson homeowners.

"We're moving as fast as we can,'' says House Speaker J.D. Mesnard, R-Chandler.

The Republican-controlled Legislature finally started debating the 10 bills making up the spending plan for the budget year starting July 1 after 8 p.m. Wednesday.

A man was killed Wednesday night in a house fire on Tucson’s south side, officials say.

The Republican majority, however, rejected multiple attempts by Democrats to add more money to the budget for public education, including the expansion of school employees who could be eligible for a raise.

Gov. Doug Ducey signed a $10.4 billion state budget, including a key provision granting teachers an average 19 percent pay increase within three years.

The governor opposes tax increases, says government should "live within its means."

Tucson Unified School District Superintendent Gabriel Trujillo says he expects to spread that money around to all “educators” who touch the lives of children — even the janitors.

Organizers of a ballot measure to generate $690 million a year for education are defending their plan to have all of that new money paid for b…

He differs from his fellow Republican, the state schools chief, on that issue. 

Immediately after approving an already-tight budget, the TUSD Governing Board went against the advice of its budget director and voted to spend more. 

Higher wage earners will pay more in taxes if plan approved by voters.