Over a dozen community members demanded action against what they described as Islamophobic comments made by a Peoria Unified School District governing board member.
- Erick Trevino Arizona Republic
A new program allows aspiring educators to get paid while they receive hands-on experience under the guidance of experienced teachers and complete courses for certification.
- Alexandra Hardle Arizona Republic
As Arizona launches a statewide effort to improve literacy and reduce chronic absenteeism, some rural schools say community partnerships have been key to keeping students engaged. From volunteer reading tutors to mountain biking clubs and after-school programs, educators are finding creative…
- Alexandra Hardle Arizona Republic
Arizona’s Empowerment Scholarship Account program has grown to become one of the state’s most divisive education battles, with supporters calling it a lifeline for families and critics warning it is draining billions from public schools with little oversight.
- Helen Rummel Arizona Republic
The U.S. Department of Justice has launched a civil rights investigation into Arizona State University to examine whether its policies and programs unlawfully discriminate based on race. ASU says it complies with federal and state laws and denies engaging in discriminatory practices.
- Mary Jo Pitzl Capitol Media Services
The Fortify initiative, launched to counter a voucher plan backed by Arizona public school advocates and the state's teacher union, doesn't need a pot of money because it'll save money, backers say.
- Ronald J. Hansen Arizona Republic
The ballot drop box controversy is the latest dispute between the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors and Justin Heap, the county's recorder.
Arizona State University will now offer a war master's degree to active duty military members and others selected by the U.S. Department of Defense.
he Arizona Department of Education currently uses a process in which every purchase under $2,000 is automatically approved. Full accounts will be audited if an “unallowed” purchase shows up in a randomized audit.
A fraternity pledge master at Northern Arizona University has been indicted on suspicion of felony hazing in connection with the death of student in January after a night of drinking at a rush event.
State lawmakers and Gov. Katie Hobbs must come up with a system by November that complies with a requirement in the Arizona Constitution that schools have "minimum requirements'' to ensure students have what they need to learn, Maricopa County Superior Court Dewain Fox says in a new ruling.
In Arizona, 52.1 cents of every dollar spent in the last school year ended up in what is classified as instruction, new figures from the Auditor General's Office show. That's slightly lower than last year.
Parents in Arizona have used school vouchers to purchase diamond rings, appliances, lingerie and trips to theme parks, news reports have shown.
Implementation of Proposition 308, the voter-approved 2022 ballot initiative promised in-state tuition to students who graduate from an Arizona high school regardless of their immigration status, has been inconsistent.
Dozens of Tucsonans flock to The Drawing Studio on Juneteenth to enjoy a variety of cultural artwork, jewelry, clothing, and the opportunity to try local Pan-African food. The Art Exhibition and Gallery sale continues through June 30.
A 27-year-old driver was killed Friday when she drifted into oncoming traffic and collided with an SUV, the Pima County Sheriff's Department says.
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From a Prescott sandwich shop to a Phoenix car dealership, Arizona small-business owners are using smart glasses to turn everyday interactions into viral social media content. The first-person videos have attracted millions of views, new customers and national attention, while also raising questions about privacy, authenticity and the future of local business marketing.
A new Arizona water report says only about 3% of the state’s precipitation reaches groundwater aquifers. Researchers recommend expanding stormwater capture, recharge projects and forest management efforts to help offset water losses driven by drought and climate change.
Defenders of congressional "faith and family" candidate Mark Lamb say allegations of sexual improprieties — sexting, sharing nude photos of his wife, encouraging intimate encounters and using threats to cover it up — are fake.
The first recorded Juneteenth celebration in Arizona took place in 1921, when about 500 Black Arizonans gathered at Eastlake Park in downtown Phoenix to participate in parades, listen to speakers and enjoy food and music.
This year, the index found peacefulness declined globally for the 12th consecutive year — that's 119 countries less peaceful than they were in 2008, mainly driven by conflict.
The Lebanese Civil Defense said 20 people were killed by Israeli strikes Saturday, hours after a truce took effect.
US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner have traveled to Switzerland in an effort to restart peace negotiations with Iranian officials, according to the report. The talks were originally scheduled for Friday, June 19, but were postponed after renewed violence between Israel and Hezbollah. …
Israeli strikes in Lebanon killed at least 16 people on Saturday, Lebanese Civil Defencesaid, hours after a ceasefire with Hezbollah suposedly took effect. Israel says it was responding to projectiles fired by the Iran-backed group. Details by FRANCE 24 correspondant in Jerusalem, Noga Tar…
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A new indictment has added two kidnapping and six witness tampering charges against an Allegany County man under federal investigation since a government witness in the Pharaoh’s strip club case turned up dead in his home.
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Tucson police say a 74-year-old man who was struck by a car in March has died from his injuries.
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Former Pima County Treasurer Brian Johnson had refused to issue about $6 million in property tax refunds in a dispute with other county officials over how they were determined.
The current operator, American Heritage Railways, notified the county it will not pursue a lease extension.
A new Arizona water report says only about 3% of the state’s precipitation reaches groundwater aquifers. Researchers recommend expanding stormwater capture, recharge projects and forest management efforts to help offset water losses driven by drought and climate change.
Included in those vetoed Friday were bills about banning Sharia Law; lowering the age for driving learners' permits; barring gender-affirming hormone treatments for minors; and many others.