Health inspectors find organic growth, improperly stored food at Phoenix-area eateries
Every week, Arizona’s Family looks up restaurants recently inspected by Maricopa County’s Environmental Services Department. Jason Barry reports.
Month: August 2024
Education surplus reignites debate over school vouchers in Arizona
Despite growth in Arizona’s school voucher program, the overall financial impact of universal vouchers remains hotly debated.
Arizona’s school voucher program’s success or failure is questioned
The success or failure of Arizona's school voucher program is still a hotly debated subject among state leaders.
Wittmann residents oppose plans for BNSF transportation hub near their community
A proposed BNSF railroad hub northwest of Phoenix in Wittmann is upsetting some local residents because of the changes it...
Railroad company plans for train hub near Wittmann met with concerns
One of the largest railroad companies in the nation, BNSF, plans to build a rail hub northeast of Phoenix in...
Tight-knit Tempe community holds vigil for victims in mobile home fire
More than 100 people came together for a candlelight vigil and to mourn four people who died following a mobile...
Arizona’s shortage of behavioral therapists hurting families
A shortage of behavioral therapists for kids is a problem that is affecting families nationwide, including in Arizona.
Yuma hair salon gets help from small business development center
A Yuma hair salon is just one of dozens of small businesses receiving help from the Small Business Development Center.
Fake construction worker stole from supply stores, Phoenix police say
Phoenix police are warning construction companies and supply stores after they say a fake construction made illegal purchaces.
Phoenix PD: Fake construction illegally buys items from supply stores
A man is facing more than a dozen felony charges after Phoenix police said he pretended to be a construction...
Nonprofit says Arizona faces shortage of behavioral specialists for children
A provider in Arizona says the state is short on counselors and therapists who help children with behavioral issues.
Prosecutors in Arizona’s ‘fake electors’ case dispute allegations of political motive
A three-day hearing wrapped up on Wednesday on whether a judge should dismiss charges against Arizona's so-called "fake electors," where...
