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When COVID-19 first hit the U.S. in early 2020, urban centers like New York City became a focus of national attention. But as the disease spread throughout the U.S. later that spring, the Navajo Nation emerged as a disease hotspot, with case rates rising higher than anywhere else in the country
The true toll of the COVID-19 pandemic on many communities of color is worse than previously known.
The Grand Canyon Institute says the aggregate expenditure limit, approved by voters in the 1980s that limits school spending to levels near those in 1979 while allowing adjustments for inflation and student population growth, should be done away with and that it hurts students and the state economy.
One person was injured after a pursuit involving the Arizona Department of Public Safety in eastern Arizona Saturday evening.
Pinal County, which has been plagued by election staff turnover the past year, blames “human error” for an unusually high error rate in its original ballot count for the attorney general race.