Home invasion, burglary cases down from pandemic but still threat to community
With orders of social distancing previously in place and the option for remote learning and working, many students and residents have attended class and...
Phoenix City Council: a new Vice Mayor, trees and public transport
On Wednesday, the Phoenix City Council held a formal meeting in a hybrid format to discuss issues related to the City of Phoenix. Prior...
Masks to stay on in public schools despite state mandate ending
Update: On April 20, 2021, Gov. Doug Ducey rescinded the order requiring K-12 to mandate masks. For more information, read here.
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Gov. Ducey strikes down controversial sex ed bill; issues executive order instead
Gov. Doug Ducey vetoed Senate Bill 1456 on Tuesday, legislation that would’ve made Arizona sex education laws among the strictest in the country.
Ducey called...
Arizona Supreme Court hears case challenging legality of Invest in Ed proposition 208
The Arizona Supreme Court met to hear Karen Fann v. State of Arizona on Tuesday, regarding the constitutionality of Proposition 208, a ballot initiative...
Phoenix libraries reopen for limited in-person visits
Burton Barr Library, along with seven other Phoenix library locations, reopened for limited in-person visits Monday in phase one of the City Council’s reopening...
Downtown bars seeing more business with the start of spring sports
The start of the Major League Baseball season has allowed sports bars in downtown Phoenix to see their largest increase in business since the...
Gov. Doug Ducey rescinds orders requiring K-12 schools to mandate masks
Gov. Doug Ducey and the Arizona Department of Health Services rescinded orders that require K-12 schools to mandate masks.
On July 3, 2020, Ducey issued...
Senate Bill 1783 could change Arizona tax system; prop. 208 supporters fear tax cuts...
A bill passed in the Arizona Senate aims to change the Arizona tax system by creating a new tax category for small business owners...
Snapshot: The Arizona village that raises the next generation of Latino lawyers
The path toward a student’s professional career is not a lonely one. Professors, advisors, friends and family are only a small part of the...