Arizona State University’s new project opens the door for conversation about the ethical use of artificial intelligence among educators, who in turn will present the discussion to their respective classes.

The Arizona Department of Education is now referring school voucher fraud charges to the Maricopa County Attorney's Office as well as the Arizona Attorney General.

A new education program called Permission Granted is working to clarify state policy and how it could be applied in the classroom.

Arizona parents with children on the autism spectrum are scrambling to find new applied behavioral analysis therapy after the two largest providers were dropped by the state's Medicaid program known as AHCCCS. There is a class action lawsuit asking AHCCCS to reverse the decision. 

A man in Florence ICE detention died on Monday after his tooth ache turned into sepsis. His brother believes this could have been prevented. 

The Arizona Department of Education is now referring ESA fraud charges to MCAO instead of Attorney General Mayes, with the first criminal charges issued. 

A new ballot referral could impact and limit how Arizona teachers’ unions could operate. House Bill 2040 could restrict school districts from using public money and resources to support an organization like a union.

City officials teamed up with tribal leaders and community members to commemorate a permanent memorial to slain teen Emily Pike in Mesa on Monday.

The permanent memorial installation is up at Fitch Park near Center and Eighth streets.

The tribute includes a granite plaque with Emily’s photo, an engraved memorial bench and a newly planted Red Push Pistache tree.

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Grand Canyon University is partnering with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Arizona for an industry-funded 11-week manufacturing course that could end in a job offer with TSMC. 

Only 36% of Arizona third graders are reading proficiently, according to the Arizona Progress Meter.