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Proposition 144 in the Nov. 3 general election contains multiple provisions about how elections are run in Arizona.

However, some of the stipulations in Prop 144, also known as the Fast Accurate Secure Transparent Election Results Act, are already federal law.

Proposition 144 in the Nov. 3 general election contains multiple provisions about how elections are run in Arizona.

However, some of the stipulations in Prop 144, also known as the Fast Accurate Secure Transparent Election Results Act, are already federal law.

Southwest Human Development is working with thousands of small childcare centers across Arizona to help decrease the state's childcare waitlist. 

SUSD is considering closing multiple schools. Parents and community members are asking the board to consider their options before shutting down their kids' schools.

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport announced Monday that American Airlines will anchor its planned West Terminal, though the first phase isn't expected to open until late 2033.

Phoenix Aviation Director Chad Makovsky said picking American as the terminal's primary carrier marks a significant step forward for the project, which will give airlines room to expand as the airport's existing terminals reach their limits.

Tonight Scottsdale Unified will present a plan that could shut down multiple schools in the districts to parents

During Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, psychiatrist Dr. Philip Yam of Serenity Mental Health Centers is spotlighting transcranial magnetic stimulation — a non-invasive treatment that uses targeted magnetic pulses to stimulate the brain and promote healing in patients with depression.

During Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, psychiatrist Dr. Philip Yam of Serenity Mental Health Centers is spotlighting transcranial magnetic stimulation — a non-invasive treatment that uses targeted magnetic pulses to stimulate the brain and promote healing in patients with depression.

Glendale Community College opened its new STEAMworks center, offering virtual reality and manufacturing technology to students.

Tempe community members spoke at a governing board meeting Wednesday night, voicing concern over a recent voyeurism case involving a teacher at Corona Del Sol High School.

This election season, Arizona voters will decide if youth should be banned from sports teams designated for the opposite biological sex.

The Cartwright School District has been unable to pay its SROs or renew its milk contract due to governing board members skipping board meetings according to governing board president Lydia Hernandez.

Apache Junction Unified School District is offering a unique program for ESA users that allows students to take individual courses at the district for a fee.

The two candidates for Arizona's next state schools chief disagree when it comes to whether school resource officers should be embedded on every Arizona campus.

Arizona superintendent candidates Republican Kimberly Yee and Democrat Teresa Leyba Ruiz took to the debate stage Tuesday night, discussing Arizona’s school voucher program, the teacher shortage, academics and education funding.

Grand Canyon University held its first annual civics conference Friday, bringing together high schoolers and college students to encourage civics discussions in the next generation.

A new nationwide AI partnership between the American Federation of Teachers and Microsoft could change how AI uses your child's classroom data

Arizona U.S. Senator Ruben Gallego breaks down his four-part plan to restore the public education system, including reversing cuts to the U.S. Department of Education.

25 years ago an Ironwood High School teacher created a unity flag after 9/11, commemorating the tragedy. Now it's on display in the school once again.

SUSD is considering more school closures due to declining enrollment.

An end to the human race brought on by supremely intelligent artificial intelligence. It’s not a movie plot; experts say it could happen—and soon.

However, Rakibul Hasan, an assistant professor at Arizona State University’s School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence, isn’t buying it.`

Arizona health officials are ensuring residents can still get flu and COVID-19 vaccines at pharmacies during the 2026–27 respiratory illness season, even if federal recommendations are unclear or delayed. Read the full story by Serena O'Sullivan on KTAR.com.

The Arizona auditor general's office released a report showing flaws in ABOR's financial reporting system.