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Public education chief Kathy Hoffman called out the top Republican in the Arizona House of Representatives on Thursday over his comments on changes to sex education standards.
The head of the Arizona Education Association says he was "stunned by the gravity" of a public service announcement video about school shootings released this week.
Rebecca Cox, 10, and Rana Cox, 12, left their home near Verrado Heritage Elementary School on Thursday sometime between midnight and 6:40 a.m., police said.
Eight applicants have put their names in the hat to become the next Maricopa County attorney, following the appointment of Bill Montgomery to the Arizona Supreme Court.
Despite multiple setbacks, Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich isn’t giving up his legal battle against high tuition at the state's public universities.
The training cost the department $20,000, which DPS Director Col. Frank Milstead said was worth the price if it helped educate first responders, others.
The Phoenix area may not offer the cool temperatures and colorful foliage associated with fall, but residents can still find ways to get in the spirit.
Arizona's largest full-service Marriott is scheduled to open in Chandler toward the end of October. The hotel is looking to hire 100 people before then.
The Phoenix City Council on Tuesday held its first work-study session to discuss possible options and legality regarding adopting civilian police oversight.
A Scottsdale plant that was recently permitted to treat recycled water for direct potable use says it will first start introducing the water through breweries.
A Valley high school was “shocked” to learn that a coach allegedly had been sharing information about the football and boys basketball teams with opponents.
