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Phoenix: New report will focus on Arizona’s early …

11/27/2023
The Children's Equity Project at ASU, in collaboration with Southwest Human Development, Arizona Early Childhood Alliance, and Children’s Action Alliance, will host an in-person presentation.

Controversial Old Town zoning request goes to …

10/23/2023
A controversial rezoning request for a three-story building to house a restaurant called Swags in Old Town will go before the Scottsdale City Council Tuesday, Oct. 24. The developer wants to …

Goodyear Coldwell Banker office to host dogs adoption …

10/17/2023
The Southwest-Litchfield office of Coldwell Banker Realty is hosting a Homes for Dogs adoption event.

$3M HUD grant launches Arizona Research Center for …

9/29/2023
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has awarded one of its first HSI Center of Excellence grants to create the Arizona Research Center for Housing Equity and Sustainability.

Boo Bash bringing scary fun back to Peoria

9/4/2023
The 4th Annual Boo Bash is spooking its way back to Peoria.

Early literacy slotted as a top priority in Kyrene for …

7/11/2023
A new strategic plan takes effect this coming school year in Kyrene School District with targeted priorities, like improving district-wide early literacy and academic equity, employing a “whole learner” approach.

Cookies cannabis dispensary opens first Arizona …

7/4/2023
Alicia Deals, up-and-coming cannabis entrepreneur and social equity license holder, opened Arizona’s first Cookies brand dispensary on June 24.

Republican senators vote to outlaw diversity, equity …

3/21/2023
PHOENIX — Saying he was doing what the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. would have wanted, a Queen Creek senator got Republican colleagues to vote to outlaw diversity, equity and inclusion programs in state and local governments and the university system.

Association for Corporate Growth hosts signature event …

10/21/2022
The Association for Corporate Growth - Arizona Chapter will hold its signature event for private equity as well as mergers and acquisitions professionals on Nov. 15.

Candidate record requests cost Peoria Unified $300,000

10/13/2022
During the past two years, a slate of Peoria Unified School District candidates and their supporters have led a campaign of submitting hundreds of public record requests targeting district employees and programs related to diversity, inclusion, equity, sex education, transgender and LGBTQ+ issues, to name a few.

ADHS receives 1,504 applications for pot program

12/17/2021
No timetable has been set on who will receive marijuana licenses from a lottery as part of the Arizona Department of Health Services program, according to officials. The Arizona Department of …

Litchfield elementary meeting reveals transparency …

12/3/2021
A recent Litchfield Elementary School District board meeting raised questions about the district’s level of transparency and revealed long-simmering discontent on the board of five. A …