Arizona has re-arrested a convicted kidnapper who was mistakenly released from prison earlier this summer. The erroneous release was part of a scheme cooked up by the inmate and his daughter. Plus, thousands of voters caught up in a state record-keeping error could lose voting rights.
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Records show court officials were aware of David Cramer’s penchant for filing fraudulent documents for years before state prison officials blamed a forged court order for Cramer’s accidental release.
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The head wrestling coach at Liberty High School in the Peoria Unified School District is under investigation, based on allegations of hazing and sexual assault within his program.
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As summer winds down and students head back to class, some parents are enrolling their kids in a brand-new school in Scottsdale. It’s called Alpha School, and it runs on an education model called “two-hour learning,” which claims that students can master core lessons in just two hours a day through personalized, AI-powered online instruction.
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The fallout continues over an Arizona record-keeping error that could now cost thousands of voters some of their voting rights. That's despite the attorney general’s opinion saying they should remain fully eligible to vote.
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On their face, photography and language don’t have much in common. But Claire A. Warden’s work draws the line between them.
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For the first time ever, KJZZ is putting The Show onstage — and you're invited!