A lawsuit claims Mesa illegally implemented landing fees at Falcon Field, targeting flight schools to curb noise.
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A new federal proposal for the Colorado River requires states to reassess water strategies every two years over a decade.
At Arizona State University's Tempe campus, Irish, Hayden, and Best dorms are being demolished for new housing.
Tucsonan Tashua Spiess found her passion for horse racing at UA, shifting from veterinary hopes to industry studies.
Arizona's largest teachers' union president criticizes the state's school voucher program for waste and abuse issues.
Teacher Nancy Barajas uses music and dance to boost sixth graders' confidence before tests, amid rising scores in Modesto.
U.S. Senators Kelly and Gallego urge Congress to reform immigration laws, focusing on protecting Dreamers like Annie Ramos.
Arizona GOP wants to redraw districts mid-decade after a Supreme Court ruling, but Dems see it as a chance to gain seats.
Maricopa County students will have improved access to mental healthcare via a new telehealth program funded until 2027.
Arizona's school voucher program is the first universal voucher experiment. Texas has now launched its own version.