KJZZ’s Voices of Arizona highlights a Tempe program teaching hydroponic farming, making gardening accessible indoors.
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A new report highlights concerns about K-12 funding risks and unreliable absenteeism data due to suspended oversight.
Maricopa County Attorney won't start a new investigation into ASU hockey player's collapse during practice, pending police review.
The Tucson Unified School District holds community meetings to discuss school consolidations due to enrollment declines.
Volunteers gathered to clean the Salt River for National Public Lands Day, removing over 1,000 pounds of trash.
Rising oil prices are increasing costs in aviation, affecting airline tickets and flight schools like Thrust Flight.
The Goldwater Institute claims Prop. 320 will boost teacher pay, but opponents argue it may harm overall education.
Candidates for Arizona treasurer debate the risk of state investments, with Norton and Mansour clashing over strategy.
Arizona State University's hockey team faced scrutiny after a player collapsed due to heatstroke in August.
Congressman Andy Biggs vows to eliminate income tax if elected governor, claiming it will boost state tax revenue.