Republican gubernatorial candidate responds to questions about voting record on protecting girls
Thursday, August 27, 2026 | 01:51
Republican candidate for governor Andy Biggs said he knew "bits and pieces" of what was happening when he was Arizona Senate president in 2013 and blocked a vote on a bill that would have decertified the Colorado City Marshal's Office. The office was accused of acting on behalf of FLDS leaders who forced young girls into polygamous marriages and subjected them to sexual abuse. Biggs said the Fraternal Order of Police opposed the bill, which is why he did not support it.
Friday, August 28
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GCU is opening its 12th college- a school of construction and industrial technologies. GCU President Brian Mueller tells the Mike Broomhead Show what the college will include.
GCU is opening its 12th college- a school of construction and industrial technologies. GCU President Brian Mueller tells the Mike Broomhead Show what the college…
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ASU's new medical school opens this month with an inaugural class of just 36 students.
ASU's new medical school opens this month with an inaugural class of just 36 students.
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Thursday, August 27
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Child sex crime knows no borders, and neither do the investigators working to stop it.
Federal officials are highlighting a partnership with Colombia, which has resulted in 35 arrests during the last year and a half, including two Arizonans now…
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Tuesday, August 25
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Arizona lawmakers Mitzi Epstein and Matt Gress both want to raise teacher salaries, but differences in how education funding should be spent is leaving the two political parties at a stalemate.
Arizona lawmakers Mitzi Epstein and Matt Gress both want to raise teacher salaries, but differences in how education funding should be spent is leaving the…
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The Arizona State Board of Education voted to remove bonus points from the state's school letter grade system.
The Arizona State Board of Education voted to remove bonus points from the state's school letter grade system.
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The Arizona State Board of Education approved new requirements for teacher certificates, focusing on English language classes and CTE courses for students below 9th grade.
The Arizona State Board of Education approved new requirements for teacher certificates, focusing on English language classes and CTE courses for students below 9th grade.
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Monday, August 24
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31 school districts will no longer have school board positions on the November ballot after the races were deemed 'non-competitive' and canceled
31 school districts will no longer have school board positions on the November ballot after the races were deemed 'non-competitive' and canceled
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Friday, August 21
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Sen. Gallego met with Head Start leaders today to discuss a new proposed rule from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that would remove the program's standards,
Sen. Gallego met with Head Start leaders today to discuss a new proposed rule from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that would…
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Thursday, August 20
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Exclusive: Sen. Mark Kelly talks potential 2028 presidential run & USS Lincoln
In this wide-ranging interview, Arizona Senator Mark Kelly joins KTAR News to address severe mental health and supply crises aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, rising…
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Its the first day of school at Arizona State University and the school passed an important milestone- 200,000 enrolled students!
Its the first day of school at Arizona State University and the school passed an important milestone- 200,000 enrolled students!
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Wednesday, August 19
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Pro and Anti Prop 212 groups are weighing in on the ruling that removed the measure from the ballot.
Pro and Anti Prop 212 groups are weighing in on the ruling that removed the measure from the ballot.
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