KJZZ’s Friday NewsCap covers Arizona's top stories, including election integrity and a local deal on voting oversight.
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U.S. House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries addressed the AFT, promising progressive policies if Democrats win a House majority.
A University of Arizona scientist received a grant to create drug delivery systems that mimic red blood cells.
An Arizona advocacy group claims U.S. immigration detention centers' conditions equate to torture in a UN report.
Graduate-level programs like nursing are temporarily deemed "professional" degrees, allowing higher loan caps amid legal disputes.
A burrowing owl perches on a weather sensor at a solar farm, where habitat efforts help displaced owls adapt to new surroundings.
Voters will likely decide on state’s universal private school voucher program guardrails in November amid legal hurdles.
An attorney drops lawsuit on Arizona's transgender sports ban despite believing it's illegal, citing plaintiff's withdrawal.
Four candidates vie for Arizona superintendent of public instruction, with differing views on education policies.
Seagrass fields mapped globally by ASU researchers show potential for coastal restoration and carbon storage insights.