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State Superintendent of Public Instruction Diane Douglas joined KTAR News 92.3 FM's Mac & Gaydos Friday to discuss the recent decision from Arizona educators to hold a walkout on April 26.

When former Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer heard of Gov. Doug Ducey's  latest proposal to increase teacher pay she was excited for the teachers but skeptical as to the where the money was coming from.

An award-winning Arizona teacher has announced she would not be returning to the state's education system next year due to low funding for education.

Teachers in the Phoenix-area will be holding a "teach-in" at the State Capitol as teachers continue protests through Arizona.

Former Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer said it will be up to the state's elected officials to lead the way to solve the problem of low teacher salaries.

Gov. Doug Ducey visited KTAR News for his monthly interview with Mac and Gaydos, as hundreds of educators and supporters gathered to call for higher wages.

Mrs. Polanski was named this month's honoree of Mac & Gaydos' Pay Tribute to a Teacher, a program that rewards teachers for their hard work and dedication.

David Garcia joined KTAR News 92.3 FM's Mac and Gaydos Wednesday to discuss his plan to diminish the state's $1.1 billion shortage in the education system.

A Phoenix teacher was this month's winner of Mac & Gaydos Pay Tribute to a Teacher, a program that rewards our city's hardest-working and best educators.

A Phoenix man said he decided to destroy his AR-15 rifles after one was allegedly used in a Florida school shooting that left at least 17 dead.

Former "America's Got Talent" contestant and Florence, Arizona native Evie Clair joined the guys to chat about the holidays and sing some Christmas carols.

The holidays came early for one Arizona teacher who was honored with KTAR News 92.3 FM’s Tribute to a Teacher Award this month. 

Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone said his department is making strides on court-ordered racial-profiling reforms from a federal judge.

An Arizona lawmaker said she wants to see new procedures put in place to address reports of harassment and inappropriate behavior at the state Legislature.

The president of the Arizona Education Association said he was unaware of teachers who received a $10,000 raise, despite Gov. Doug Ducey claiming it was so.