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EyeBuild becomes the top construction camera and AI monitoring platform for Arizona builders
As luxury homebuilding accelerates across Paradise Valley and Scottsdale, top Arizona builders are turning to EyeBuild, an AI-powered construction camera and monitoring platform that is quickly … more
Tom Horne discusses importance of complying with Trump's Executive Order 14151 to remove DEI language from teaching standards.
Horne pushes to eliminate DEI terms from state teaching standards
Citing the need to comply with President Trump’s Executive Order 14151 — which requires federally funded programs to eliminate Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) language and policies … more
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Michael Jones
Report: Arizonans Strengthen Understanding of Whole Body Health and Oral Wellness
Whole person health is gaining traction across Arizona as residents recognize the role oral health plays in overall wellbeing. Findings from the 2025 Delta Dental of Arizona “Examining Oral … more
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Support your favorite charity on Giving Tuesday
It's Giving Tuesday, and there's many worthwhile charities that could use your support throughout Arizona.  After you donate to your favorite nonprofit organizations, you may want to … more
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Konya Lindsey
Supporting Local Communities is a Privilege We Cherish
As businesses grow within the communities they serve, they gain more than customers and an inherent responsibility to give back. At Trulieve, we view the opportunity to support local communities as a … more
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A list of the fields most impacted by the Trump administration’s proposed overhaul of federal graduate student loans.
Who in Arizona loses under the new graduate loan caps?
The Trump administration’s proposed overhaul of federal graduate student loans would introduce the most sweeping changes to advanced-degree financing in decades, eliminating Grad PLUS loans and replacing them with new annual and lifetime borrowing caps. more
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Recent ASU graduate Hunter Mantle, an electrical engineer, stands outside the Engineering building following his commencement ceremony.
Arizona universities deal with changes in student enrollment
After years of record-breaking enrollment, Arizona’s public universities are rewriting their playbooks. The University of Arizona is choosing smaller, better-prepared classes. Arizona State … more
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Volunteers creating projects as part of School Connect's "Love Our Schools" program.
Early learning centers see big impact from 'Love Our Schools Day'
School Connect’s statewide campaign mobilizes families, businesses and educators to improve learning environments. more
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Dr. Melissa L. Boydston
Duet hires Dr. Melissa Boydston as executive director
Duet: Partners In Health & Aging announces Dr. Melissa L. Boydston has been hired as executive director. “We are thrilled to welcome Melissa as Duet’s new executive … more
Anisa Amaya, who attends GateWay Community College, is the first in her family to attend college thanks to Maricopa Community Colleges program for First-Generation College programs.
Maricopa Colleges celebrate first-generation students with support, opportunities
Maricopa Community Colleges celebrated First-Generation College Celebration Day on Nov. 8, spotlighting first-generation college students in Arizona and the academic support, financial aid resources and student success programs that help first-gen learners thrive. more
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Valley Vista High School students talk to a banking professional during the Financial Fitness in Action program in this file photo. A state program is working to make sure ninth-graders are better prepared for success in high school.
Grants to help ninth-graders succeed now open to Arizona districts
The Arizona Department of Education has opened grant applications for school districts to implement 9th Grade On-Track programs, an initiative designed to help high school freshmen build a strong academic foundation and graduate on time. more
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GCU students listen to directions as they begin their Habitat for Humanity project in Phoenix.
GCU students build more than homes with annual revitalization projects
Early Saturday morning, Nov. 1, more than 180 Grand Canyon University students traded their backpacks for paint brushes and work gloves as part of the school’s 20th semiannual Day of Service with Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona. more
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