Arizona State Superintendent Horne Warns Schools to Consult Legal Advice on New Title IX Changes Amid Lawsuits
Arizona State Superintendent Tom Horne advises schools to seek legal advice before implementing new Title IX guidelines, citing legal uncertainties and potential harms to students.
Avondale Boulevard Upgrades Slated as City of Avondale Begins Pavement Preservation Program
Avondale, with contractor VSS International, is set to begin crack sealing on Avondale Boulevard on July 29, as part of its Pavement Preservation Program, leading to resurfacing work later in summer.
Tucson Seeks Public Input to Shape Future Affordable Housing and Green Development Plans
Tucson is advancing a plan to revamp urban corridors, focusing on affordable housing and green development, seeking public feedback to refine its strategy and address concerns like displacement and neighborhood integrity.
Romero and Circle Fires Burn 6,900 Acres as Pinal County Issues Evacuation Order, Mitigation Efforts Struggle with High Winds
The Romero Fire has grown to 6,900 acres in Pinal County, AZ, prompting evacuation orders. The nearby Circle Fire also expanded rapidly, with mitigation efforts underway amid unfavorable wind conditions.
Reservation Creek Fire 60% Contained with Downgrade in Command Level as Alpine, AZ Battleground Shows Improvement
The Reservation Creek fire in Arizona is now 60% contained, affecting 285 acres, with command transitioning to a Type 4 organization. Firefighting efforts continue amid moderate weather conditions.












