With Republicans at the helm, unemployed Arizonans are still struggling to get by on $240 per week.
A mother shares her exhausting experience as a parent and teacher juggling between caring for her children and teaching her students during the coronavirus pandemic.
A new infrastructure plan to expand Tucson's public wi-fi network is in the works, thanks to federal funding the city received earlier this year.
Schools are scheduled to begin online learning in a few weeks, but educators say they need more time to prepare.
Additional unemployment insurance benefits were approved by Congress in March, but thousands of Arizonans are still waiting for help.
While Arizona’s three biggest cities received aid directly from the federal government. Ducey received millions to distribute as he pleased.
The president of the Arizona Education Association says DeVos' guidance harms public school students by shifting funds to wealthy private schools.
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