Public education advocates challenge a ballot measure seen as a "Trojan Horse" against private school voucher limits.
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The EPA reversed its decision allowing SRP to use a clay liner for a coal ash pond, raising environmental concerns.
Former U.S. Education officials criticize Trump's plan to outsource special education and civil rights enforcement.
Arizona State University explores opioid withdrawal's impact on brain function, highlighting myelin damage and behavior.
A new report analyzes crowd control measures by Homeland Security during immigration enforcement and protests.
The NFL suspended Cardinals executive Ryan Gold indefinitely for gambling violations, including sharing draft info.
KJZZ’s Friday NewsCap covers Arizona's top stories, including election integrity and a local deal on voting oversight.
U.S. House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries addressed the AFT, promising progressive policies if Democrats win a House majority.
WASHINGTON — President Trump's Labor nominee defended Education's dismantling, likening it to consulting on fund transfers.
A University of Arizona scientist received a grant to create drug delivery systems that mimic red blood cells.