75% of families seeking new Empowerment Scholarship Accounts have never stepped foot in a public school.
Newly released documents in the Arizona Attorney General’s lawsuit against tech behemoth Google reveal more details about the company’s response to reporting on its privacy policies.
Advocacy, Support & Assistance Now (ASA Now) opened Shade Tree Academy in 2020 to provide schooling and resources for children in foster care, and they are raising money to help break even and expand their facility.
As Arizona Revised Statute 28-903.F finally takes effect, the Grand Canyon State has become the fourth state in the nation to allow motorcycles to lane filter under specific circumstances.
Over the years, Mexican cuisine exploded throughout the Phoenix Metro area and the surrounding East and West Valley, proliferating and evolving new flavors.
A new study found reclaiming abandoned mines and other degraded lands could bring hundreds of millions of dollars to the U.S. economy, fight climate change, and create thousands of jobs.
Grandparents are usually seen as secondary caregivers of their grandchildren often taking on a supportive role whenever the parent requires assistance.
Fall is here and with it are plenty of hiking destinations in Arizona for residents to visit and enjoy the cooler temperatures.
Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Alma Skousen, who passed away September 8th, was laid to rest in Mesa, Arizona on Saturday, September 17th at the age of 96.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake is pushing for Arizona to join nine other states in not having an income tax, failing to provide answers beyond the statement.
In August 2022, Mi Familia Vota and UnidosUS teamed up to conduct a poll on what issues Latino voters in Arizona are most concerned about, and what they hope their elected officials will soon address.
Few know how to celebrate Halloween time like Arizona residents, made evident by the myriad of festivals, haunted locales, parades, and other ghoulishly fun family activities.