Chairman Jeffrey McClure and Sheriff Ross Teeple have raised concerns about Pinal County Attorney Brad Miller’s management decisions involving taxpayer funds. Their open letter details allegations regarding unauthorized hiring practices and contracts made without board approval. The issue comes amid ongoing challenges with student academic performance across Pinal County.
The Prescott City Council will discuss possible new or increased fees at its May 26 meeting. If approved, these changes would take effect July 1. Residents can review details ahead of time or attend for comment.
Arizona State Rep. Carbone called for leadership in nuclear energy policy as demand rises across the state.
The Santa Cruz County Local Workforce Development Board has released its agenda for a May 13 meeting covering strategic planning and educational updates. Recent assessment results show local student performance challenges in both math and English subjects.
Horizon High School’s DECA Community Service Team has been honored by Paradise Valley Unified School District for its work collecting over a thousand pounds of food donations with St. Vincent de Paul. The effort earned students Lainey Moskowitz and Rhea Kapur membership in St. Vincent’s 1000-Pound Club.
Kyrene School District named its fourth quarter Values Awards recipients for outstanding contributions among staff during the 2025-26 school year. Honorees were recognized across multiple schools for exemplifying key values such as collaboration and compassion.
Kyrene School District named its Excellence in Education award recipients for 2026 at an annual event. The awards honor teachers and staff across several schools for their dedication and impact on students.
Mayor Lisa Borowsky will hold a town hall meeting at Granite Reef Senior Center on May 27. Residents can discuss city services and share their concerns directly with her during this public event.
Arizona State Rep. Bliss highlighted new legislation updating practice standards for radiologic technologists as an early legislative success.
Arizona House Republicans have passed a new budget returning $1.45 billion to taxpayers while maintaining essential services.