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Greater Phoenix Chamber PAC endorses candidates for August primary

By Marian Johns | Jun 20, 2018

The Greater Phoenix Chamber Political Action Committee has released its endorsements for candidates for the Arizona Legislature in the state's primary election on Aug. 28.

Leading Edge Academy Gilbert names Simms new principal

By Marian Johns | Jun 20, 2018

Leading Edge Academy Gilbert will begin its upcoming school year under new leadership as it recently named Heidi Simms as its new principal.

Ducey proposes using settlement funds for new school buses

By Marian Johns | Jun 20, 2018

Gov. Doug Ducey has laid out a plan to use part of the $57 million in settlement funds the state will receive from Volkswagen for new school buses, wild land fire crews, and equipment for the Arizona Department of Transportation.

Town, school district to split cost for Marana High resource officer

By Marian Johns | Jun 20, 2018

Marana High School will continue to have its school resource officer thanks to an agreement between the Marana Unified School District and the Town of Marana, who will share the cost of the position.

Scottsdale Area Chamber seeks nominations for Sterling Awards

By Marian Johns | Jun 19, 2018

The Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce is accepting nominations through Aug. 15 for its annual Sterling Awards, which recognize people and organizations for their innovation and community stewardship.

Analysis of occupational licensing burdens ranks Arizona No. 4

By Arizona Business Daily | Jun 19, 2018

Arizona ranked fourth among U.S. states that have burdensome licensing laws for lower-income jobs, according to a report by the Institute for Justice (IJ).

Just 52 borrowers in default on student loans after attending private Arizona colleges

By Arizona Business Daily | Jun 19, 2018

Prescott College and Arizona Christian University reported the largest share of borrowers who defaulted on school loans they started repaying in 2014, according to a Higher Education Tribune analysis of federal data.

Flagstaff to join in historical Juneteenth celebrations

By Marian Johns | Jun 18, 2018

The Flagstaff community will help commemorate the historical end to slavery in the U.S. at an upcoming Juneteenth celebration.

Governor's Office projects school funding for upcoming year

By Marian Johns | Jun 18, 2018

The Arizona Governor's Office of Strategic Planning and Budgeting has released an analysis that projects the state's school district and charter school funding for the FY 2019.

Barrett Financial offers loan program for owner-occupied homes

By Marian Johns | Jun 18, 2018

Gilbert-based Barrett Financial Group will offer loan programs where owner-occupied homes can be used as collateral to secure a loan.

Analysis: Men's college outdoor track in Arizona grosses $253,720

By Arizona Business Daily reports | Jun 15, 2018

Paradise Valley Community College men's outdoor track tops the list of highest grossing programs in the state, reporting $74,217 – or $2,559 per athlete – in 2016, according to a Higher Education Tribune analysis of the latest federal data.

The price of education: Which 2-year Indiana schools charge the lowest in-state tuition?

By Local Labs News Service | Jun 14, 2018

Indiana residents attending two-year schools pay the lowest in-state tuition at Ivy Tech Community College-Northcentral, Ivy Tech Community College-Bloomington and Ivy Tech Community College-Columbus.

The price of education: Which 2-year Arizona schools charge the lowest in-state tuition?

By Local Labs News Service | Jun 14, 2018

Arizona residents attending two-year schools pay the lowest in-state tuition at Tohono O'Odham Community College, Southwest Skill Center-Campus of Estrella Mountain Community College and Northland Pioneer College.

The price of education: Which 2-year Indiana schools charge the highest in-state tuition?

By Local Labs News Service | Jun 12, 2018

Indiana residents attending two-year schools pay the highest in-state tuition at Lincoln College of Technology-Indianapolis, Saint Elizabeth School of Nursing and Fortis College-Indianapolis.

The price of education: Which 2-year Arizona schools charge the highest in-state tuition?

By Local Labs News Service | Jun 12, 2018

Arizona residents attending two-year schools pay the highest in-state tuition at Carrington College-Phoenix East, Universal Technical Institute of Arizona Inc and Golf Academy of America-Phoenix.

Pima County Supervisors approve extension of Valencia Road

By Giselle Rances | Jun 11, 2018

Pima County Supervisors recently unanimously approved the Rocking K residential development and the financing of construction for the extension of Valencia Road.

Tucson to celebrate revitalized waterway in June

By Kory Oswald | Jun 11, 2018

Tucson residents are invited to celebrate the return of an endangered species and foster public awareness of the revitalization of the Santa Cruz River this month.

Coconino County invites public to focus group on Superior Court judges

By Bree Gonzales | Jun 11, 2018

The Coconino County Board of Supervisors is inviting the public to attend the evaluation of the merit selection process of Superior Court judges from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Board of Supervisors Chambers, 219 E. Cherry Ave. in Flagstaff.

Scottsdale won't need to hold Aug. 28 primary for City Council election

By Marian Johns | Jun 11, 2018

Because only six candidates have officially tossed their hats into the bid for three Scottsdale City Council seats, there will be no Aug. 28 primary.

City of Goodyear to host 'World's Largest Swimming Lesson'

By Marian Johns | Jun 11, 2018

The City of Goodyear is planning to hold a free 30-minute swim lesson for kids dubbed as "The World's Largest Swimming Lesson" event.

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