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.

After initially sending more than 300 Arizona National Guardsmen to the border as part of President Donald Trump's Operation Guardian Support, Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey is sending over additional troops. 

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.

Sheriff Paul Penzone said trespassing at a Starbucks is different than trespassing somewhere you need to buy a ticket, such as a movie theater.

Sheriff Paul Penzone thinks there is some urgency to fix the "porous" border, but he said deployment of National Guard troops doesn't needs to be rushed.

Members of Arizona Educators United took to Twitter Thursday afternoon to express their concerns with the new education proposal announced by Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey.

As a family himself, U.S. Rep. Paul Schweikert of Arizona can sympathize with House Speaker Paul Ryan's decision not to run for re-election to spend more time with his wife and children.

With more than 200 protesters outside, Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey held his monthly interview with the Mac & Gaydos Show on KTAR News 92.3 FM Tuesday, providing his insight on the current situation surrounding Arizona education.

Col. Frank Milstead, head of the Arizona Department of Public Safety, said it was possible even more National Guard members from the state could be sent to the border for security.

A few upset victories over Republican candidates across the country has Democratic leaders hopeful of change in Arizona's upcoming special election.