All In Education's annual MAPA report measures the difference between Latino student's test scores, and scores of other races and ethnicities. Anaiis Ballesteros with the organization explains the problem boils down a lack of community representation, and the language gap created by a 25-year-old piece of Arizona legislation.

This is Tempe's fourth annual "Project Connect"--a one day event connecting people facing homelessness with a wide range of services.

The University of Arizona’s school counseling degree is getting an update, switching departments and raising the student capacity.

With more patients hearing the claim Ivermectin is a cancer cure-all, Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center Division Chief of Cancer Medicine Dr. Madappa Kundranda explains what the drug actually helps with and why he's concerned about these claims. 

By Kate Ourada

President of the Arizona Farm Bureau John Boelts says he hopes the cage free egg rule never goes into effect because it will raise the price of eggs indefinitely. Governor Katie Hobbs delayed the rule for seven years that would require cage free chickens in Arizona by 2027. Boelts says a similar rule was implemented in California and almost all of their laying hen facilities have left the state. 

The vote on Arizona’s potential new empowerment scholarship account handbook was pushed off again.

Students at high schools across Mesa got the opportunity to meet with over one hundred businesses and companies looking for interns or part time workers. 

Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne is asking the governing board of the Phoenix Union High School District to reconsider a decision that denied funding for armed officers at two of its schools.

Open AI CEO, Sam Altman, says it costs tens of millions of dollars in extra energy costs for chatbots to respond to users who say "please" and "thank you."

The "New Dems on the Road" is a center-left coalition that prides itself on working across the the aisle. Its first ever event was an immigration roundtable in Phoenix. Arizona U.S. Congressman Greg Stanton said he'd like to see more pathways to citizenship and expand work visas to grow the economy.