COVID-19 transmission in Ahwatukee continues to plummet and is now largely at levels indicating minimal or moderate spread, according to data released last Thursday by the Maricopa County Department of Public Health.
Chandler resident Lupe Solis’ prayers were answered when she received her second dose of COVID-19 vaccine.
The state’s top health official said approval of the new Johnson & Johnson vaccine could be a “game changer’’ in the fight against COVID-19.
Arizona’s community colleges may have the best chance ever of finally being able to offer four-year degrees to their students.
Tempe Union isn’t the only school district trying to show a greater acknowledgment of Native Americans.
When the Tempe Union High School District Governing Board meets tonight, March 3, something possibly unprecedented among Arizona school districts will become a regular part of its meetings.
When the Tempe Union High School District Governing Board meets tonight, March 3, something possibly unprecedented among Arizona school districts will become a regular part of its meetings.
Shante Soulsberry’s vision was forged in a childhood no kid should endure.
The Arizona Department of Education wants to make sure parents understand their kids will be getting letter grades this year – and to drive home the point, the department sent the message last week in capital letters.
The way Rep. John Fillmore sees it, young children need to hear and say the Pledge of Allegiance every morning at school.
Republican senators gave the go-ahead Monday for what could be a huge expansion in the use of tax dollars to send children to private and parochial schools.
State lawmakers are starting to pick apart the gaming deal that Gov. Doug Ducey wants them to rubber stamp.
Matt Shearer believes he and his three fellow owners of the Club West Golf Course have gotten a bad rap.
As Tempe Union High School District plans to reopen campuses for four days a week on March 15, administrators are examining everything from what instruction will look like to how students will stay socially distant.
Kyrene School District officials have signed off on a 77-year lease with developer ViaWest for the use of a 28-acre parcel of land along the I-10 between Chandler Boulevard and Ray Road in Ahwatukee.
A $51.1 million city-wide rescue plan is underway to help thousands of Phoenix residents behind on rent and utilities.
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