Arizona Superintendent Calls for More Armed Officers in Schools, Unveils Educational Initiatives in 2025 State of Education Speech
State Superintendent Horne called for more armed police in schools, citing a thwarted threat in Tucson, and proposed wide-ranging education reforms in Arizona.
Tempe PRE Preschool Opens Applications for Play-Based Curriculum: Engage Your Child in Quality Early Education in Tempe
Tempe PRE preschool program opens applications for its educational opportunities with certified educators and small class sizes, catering to 3 and 4-year-olds with full, half, and free tuition options.
Arizona Boosts FAFSA Filings with Free Spring Training Tickets Incentive, Seeks to Reverse Low Completion Rates
Arizona collaborates with the Cactus League, offering free baseball tickets to high school seniors filing their FAFSA, aiming to increase the state's low completion rates. Governor Hobbs declares January ‘FAFSA Action Month’.
Phoenix Metro Area Commemorates MLK Legacy with Festivals and Service Projects
Metro Phoenix celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a variety of events including the Chandler Multicultural Festival, a citrus donation drive, the MLK Day of Celebration in Surprise, and the MLK March and Festival.
Honolulu Fireworks Tragedy: Victims Bear Battlefield-Type Injuries, U.S. Military Aids Evacuation
Victims of an illegal fireworks explosion in Honolulu face battle-like injuries; six flown to Arizona for treatment, with four dead, including a child. Hawaii Gov. proposes penalties to curb illegal fireworks.












