No Teacher Raise Details in House Subcommittee's Budget Plan
Group sends its K-12 spending recommendations to state budget writers.
Tucson Gun Destruction Case Heads to Top State Court
The city says its charter status allows to to destroy seized guns; the state disagrees.
Running for Federal Office? You May Have to Choose Just One
Arizona bill would limit candidates, with the exception of president or vice president hopefuls.
Legislature, Back from Recess, Wants School Kids to Have It, Too
Unstructured recess could become a requirement for every school day.
More Veterans Might Qualify for Arizona In-State Tuition
A bill up for a vote in the House Monday expands eligibility.
Bill May Tighten Restrictions on Citizen Initiatives
Legislative committee adds requirements for petition gatherers.
School Vouchers Bill Moves to Full Arizona Senate
All Arizona students could be eligible for vouchers if the plan passes.
Bill Would Require Computer Coding for Arizona Students
Proposal for one hour of instruction aimed at helping the tech industry.
Sheriffs Ask Where's Their Share of Border Strike Force Money
$28 million for Ducey's force; $1.2 million for border county sheriffs, one says.
School Voucher Expansion for All Children Proposed
Republican Sen Debbie Lesko introduces bill to expand vouchers in next four years.
Bill Would Expand School Vouchers In Arizona
A similar bill failed last year.
Arizona Schools Chief: Education Should Get Majority of New Spending
Called on Legislature to find long-term funding in State of Education speech.
State Not Likely to Drop Gun Suit Against Tucson
The law barring destruction of seized weapons is not likely to change.
Local Leaders Applaud State of State, With Some Reservations
Gov. Doug Ducey travels to Southern Arizona to give his annual speech.
Ducey: More Money for Schools, 'Above, Beyond Inflation'
He promises permanent solution for teacher pay increases, focus on low-income schools.
