As Arizona celebrates its 100-year anniversary next week, state archivists are trying to better preserve the state’s next century of history. Instead of competing with each other, historical organizations have agreed to cooperate.
This is Arizona's Centennial Year, and we want to include you in the birthday celebration coverage. Tell us: what are your memories of the iconic people, places and things that make up Arizona? What makes you proud to live here?
This week, the Tucson Unified School District board voted to end its Mexican-American studies program so as not to lose millions in funding from the state of Arizona. We want to hear your reaction to the decision.
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