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Record ESA enrollment intensifies Arizona’s staffing challenge
Staff struggle to keep up with purchases in Arizona’s ESA program as a record 101,000 students join, leaving a limited DOE staff to process thousands of pending applications and millions of annual purchase orders. more
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Winners and finalists for the 2023 Athena Awards form the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce are shown on stage. The chamber has announced the finalists for the 2024 awards.
Greater Phoenix Chamber announces finalists for ATHENA Awards
The Greater Phoenix Chamber announced 11 women that have been chosen as finalists for its prestigious ATHENA Award, the Chamber announced Monday in a release. more
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Kathleen Richards ran for the Higley Unified School District Governing Board in 2024 and now is a write-in candidate for a two-year seat in the November election.
Contender disputes claims surrounding Higley school board write-in candidacy
Higley school board write-in candidate Kathleen Richards says she learned of Scott Glover’s resignation the morning it happened and rejects suggestions of a coordinated effort to secure a spot on the November ballot. more
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The U.S. Supreme Court in a 6-3 order overturned a lower court injunction that had been issued and blocked a presidential executive order directing the U.S. Postal Service to set up new rules about voting by mail.
Fontes lashes out at U.S. Supreme Court over 'convoluted' mail-in ballot order
PHOENIX - Secretary of State Adrian Fontes on Monday criticized the U.S. Supreme Court's “convoluted order” that allows the Trump administration to advance the president's plan to implement … more
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PVSchools approved a three-year website platform contract, renewed temporary staffing for its Nutrition and Wellness Department and authorized three purchases totaling $687,341.22
PVSchools approves website contract, nutrition staffing and refrigerated truck
PVSchools approved a three-year website platform contract, renewed temporary staffing for its Nutrition and Wellness Department and authorized three purchases totaling $687,341.22 more
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Republican Kimberly Yee, left, and Democrat Terry Leyba Ruiz are competing to become Arizona’s next superintendent of public instruction in the Nov. 3 general election.
Ruiz pushes back on Yee’s claims about Arizona schools
A campaign speech by Republican superintendent of public instruction nominee Kimberly Yee prompted a sharp response from Democratic opponent Terry Leyba Ruiz, highlighting the candidates’ competing views on academics, school choice, teacher support and culture-war issues. more
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Nearly 1.900 Paradise Valley Unified School District students took part in federally funded before-school, after-school or summer programs last year, bringing more than $1.2 million into 10 district campuses serving economically disadvantaged communities.
$1.2M grant supports after-school learning at PVSchools
Nearly 1.900 Paradise Valley Unified School District students took part in federally funded before-school, after-school or summer programs last year, bringing more than $1.2 million into 10 district campuses serving economically disadvantaged communities. more
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Officer Antonio Felix was arrested Aug. 22 for his involvement in a traffic stop in south Phoenix.
Reaction swift in some corners over arrested Phoenix Police officers
Phoenix officials and those who watch police in the city had strong reactions to the release two officers were fired and arrested for what officials called a violent traffic stop on Aug. 5. more
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Owner offer $1,000 reward for missing beloved pet
A seven-year-old neutered male Chihuahau named Prince has been missing in the Arrowhead Ranch area of Glendale since May 2026.  "He is incredibly important to me, and I have exhausted all … more
Alice Cooper performs on Sept. 18, 2025, at Ameris Bank Amphitheatre in Atlanta.
Alice Cooper unwraps Christmas Pudding date, all-star Phoenix lineup
Alice Cooper is getting an early start on Christmas. more
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Americans are more than the divisions we inherited
OPINION — America has an imperfect history. We should teach it honestly. more
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Gov. Katie Hobbs this past week lashing out at Andy Biggs over the failure of 2013 legislation designed to crack down on the Colorado City police department.
Hobbs, Biggs trade shots over public safety, particularly of children
PHOENIX — The contenders for governor are hoping to sway voters in what is expected to be a close race by each portraying the other as soft on crime when it comes to protecting victims — and … more
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