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Gov. Doug Ducey has no immediate plans for how — or even if — he will try to sanction the three state universities who are requiring faculty and staff to be vaccinated despite his orders to the contrary.
Ducey has no plans to fight college vaccine rule
PHOENIX — Gov. Doug Ducey has no immediate plans for how — or even if — he will try to sanction the three state universities who are requiring faculty and staff to be vaccinated … more
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Arizona teachers and supporters protest on the street in Phoenix in 2018 during a teacher walkout. Gov. Doug Ducey, or whoever succeeds him, can’t conduct a future financial raid on a school trust fund account without first getting congressional approval, a judge has ruled.
Judge: Governor can’t raid school trust fund
PHOENIX — Gov. Doug Ducey, or whoever succeeds him, can’t conduct a future financial raid on a school trust fund account without first getting congressional approval, a judge has … more
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A four-story, multi-family development of 338 units is planned for 99th and Northern avenues, adjacent to the Park West center.
Peoria commission to consider four-story apartment project at Park West
A four-story, multi-family development of 338 units is planned for 99th and Northern avenues, adjacent to Park West. more
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Duncan and Son Lines Inc., a Buckeye-based trucking company, said the business is directly impacted by supply chain issues by “seismic” shifts in the way people spend money since the start of the pandemic.
Experts: Arizona consumers should be patient over supply issues
Consumers should continue to expect supply shortages, higher prices and less discounts as supply chain disruptions could go on for the next calendar year. A supply chain management professor at … more
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COVID-19 by the numbers: Information for you
Keep up to date with the latest case counts of COVID-19 in Arizona. Share how the coronavirus is affecting your life at aznews@newszap.com. more
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Max Tutalo,27, and Carrie Ault, 46, race to see which boat is the fastest in Buckeye, Arizona on Oct. 3, 2021. (Jonmaesha Beltran)
Boat racers fill need for speed at Buckeye lake
The race starter turns to his left and says, “Thumbs up when you’re ready.” He turns to the right and repeats the same thing. He then says “lights” into a black … more
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Sunrise Promenade in Peoria sells for $18.25 million
Thompson Thrift Retail Group, a wholly-owned company of Indianapolis-based Thompson Thrift, announced today the sale of Sunrise Promenade, a retail shopping center located in Peoria. more
Authentic pizzas with imported Italian wines, imported beer and entertainment is planned for the Nov. 6 event at Scottsdale City Hall.
Italian Association of Arizona to debut pizza, wine festival on Nov. 6
Italian Association of Arizona will present its first Italian Pizza & Wine Festival from 12 to 9 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 6 at Scottsdale City Hall. more
Attorney General Mark Brnovich has filed legal briefs with the State Supreme Court, contending that the question of whether a ban on schools adopting mask mandates belongs in budget legislation is strictly a “political question,” beyond the reach of judges.
AG taking masks, other new laws to state Supreme Court
PHOENIX — Attorney General Mark Brnovich is making a last-ditch effort to tell Arizona courts they need to butt out of how the legislature conducts its business. In legal briefs filed with … more
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Students’ AzMERIT test scores went down across the board this year in Peoria Unified, compared with past years.
AzMERIT scores in Peoria Unified go down across the board
This year’s AzMERIT test scores in the Peoria Unified School District went down across the board in both elementary school standardized tests — English language arts and math. more
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Deer Valley Unified’s new elementary school seen under construction Oct. 15 at the intersection of Inspiration Mountain Parkway and Pinnacle Vista in North Phoenix.
Population, business growth impacting changing face of Deer Valley Unified
With some of the strongest growth in the state coming within the Deer Valley Unified School District’s boundaries, population changes driving school boundary changes is almost inevitable. more
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Peoria Unified school bus drivers score a win
Peoria Unified School District school bus drivers and other transportation department workers scored a win in an approval of a new $3.01 pay grade increase. more
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Peoria police investigate shooting at apartment
Peoria police are investigating a shooting at an apartment, according to a news release. more
Peoria Unified School District administrative office buidling, 6330 W. Thunderbird Road, Glendale.
3 Peoria Unified schools to close open enrollment
Because of overcrowding from explosive growth in north Peoria, Lake Pleasant and Sunset Heights elementary schools along with Liberty High School will not have open enrollment for the 2021-22 school year. more
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An assortment of delectables will be available at the Arizona Bao and Dumpling Festival in Chandler on Nov. 6.
Baos? Dumplings? Plenty of both coming to Chandler
The Arizona Bao and Dumpling Festival is coming to Downtown Chandler. more
Deer Valley Unified short on bus drivers, but not teachers
While Deer Valley Unified School District is battling the same pandemic-driven bus driver shortage as other districts, there’s another shortage problem Deer Valley isn’t worrying about — teachers. more
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Parkridge Elementary School
County declares Peoria Unified's Parkridge Elementary School an outbreak
Due to an increase in positive cases, Maricopa County Department of Public Health has declared Parkridge Elementary School an outbreak, according a letter from the Peoria Unified School District. more
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“Rosie The Riveter” cast members, from left, Bella Munson (Mary), Ava Iorio (Melinda), Jonathan Shamoun (Tommy), Kinslee Judson (Rosie O’Connell), Zaine Hegazy (ensemble) and Anthony Piunno (Eddie Kendrick) rehearse a scene Oct. 13 inside the performing arts center at Deer Valley High School.
Deer Valley High relates ’40s stage classic to today in Glendale
The Deer Valley High School theatre department is applying 1940s messages to today’s challenges. more
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85383 is the epicenter of Peoria’s luxury home market
Six years ago there were seven luxury home sales in Peoria. more
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A Grand Canyon University public safety officer works on the school’s south Phoenix campus. GCU, like other Valley campuses, saw campus crime change in 2020 as the pandemic emptied schools of students.
ASU, GCU saw campus crime declines in 2020
As COVID-19 emptied college campuses of students in 2020, the smaller number of people gathered at Phoenix- area schools contributed to some twists and turns in campus crime data. more
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