Four Teens Charged with First-Degree Murder in Shooting Death of University of Arizona Student
Four teenagers were arrested for the murder of University of Arizona student Erin Jones and for drive-by shooting charges after a party shooting. Erin Jones was not the intended target. The investigation continues with some suspects still at large.
Arizona State School Superintendent Tom Horne Announces Elimination of Kindergarten Entry Assessment to Reduce Teacher Paperwork
Arizona's State School Superintendent Tom Horne has removed the Kindergarten Entry Assessment to ease teachers' workloads, aligning with his initiative to reduce paperwork in education.
Surprise Community Rallies as Infant Shot in Domestic Violence Incident Shows Signs of Recovery
Jaxson, a 7-month-old baby shot by his father in Surprise, Arizona, shows signs of recovery after undergoing several surgeries. His father died by suicide and set their house on fire during the incident.
Arizona and Massachusetts Face Off in Tipped Workers Wage Debate as Ballot Measures Emerge
Arizona and Massachusetts propose ballot measures on tipped workers' pay, with the former debating minimum wage increases and the latter aiming to phase out tipped wages by 2029 for wage parity and tip-sharing.
Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren Signs Monumental Legislation to Jump-Start Infrastructure with ARPA Funding
President Buu Nygren signed legislation authorizing the use of American Rescue Plan Act funds for Navajo infrastructure projects, potentially doubling the number of ventures and initiating a Revenue Replacement Reserve with $521.8 million.





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