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As Phoenix continues to set heat records and the future of water in Arizona remains uncertain, some researchers are looking for ways to keep trees healthy with less water. They want to make sure Arizona has more trees to provide shade from the sun, but conserve resources at the same time.
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The Arizona Department of Administration has approved a waiver request to allow $15 million in funding to be used for school safety personnel. -
Arizona State University isn't’ just home to thousands of students. It’s also the home to Mirabella at ASU — a senior living community that was just awarded the first nation’s certification as a "university-based retirement community," or UBRC. -
Years of making incorrect property classifications led to a class-action judgment that means Maricopa County owes roughly $333 million in return payments to taxpayers. The Maricopa County Community College District says in a notice of claim that its account is being unjustly and unlawfully raided by the county treasurer to help pay the bill. -
A new technology hub opened Monday at ASU’s Tempe campus in collaboration with aerospace tech manufacturer Honeywell. Stakeholders say the Honeywell Innovation Hub could be the next source of groundbreaking innovations. -
Arizona State University has updated its general curriculum for new students. -
Wednesday is scheduled to be the first day on campus for the new University of Arizona president. -
For Dr. Neal Lester, the director of ASU’s Project Humanities, James Baldwin’s voice in the American conversation has never felt more relevant. Which is why he threw Baldwin a 100th birthday party. -
The city of Chandler is partnering with Arizona State University to put on a series of workforce development workshops. -
The Arizona Board of Regents is seeking $732.2 million in state funding for Arizona’s three public universities in fiscal year 2026. -
KJZZ contributor Robrt Pela sat down with Jodi Weiss, director of a production of "The Diary of Anne Frank" by the Bridge Initiative and Childsplay, to talk more about the performance. -
The state’s universal voucher program is under the microscope this week and it's raising questions from all sides about the controversial program, which serves more than 78,000 Arizona students. -
The East Valley Institute of Technology discovered a lease signed back in 2011 may have led to the loss of millions of dollars in rent. The revelation of this lease has led the current administration to refer the matter to state and federal authorities.
