Former University of Arizona grad student Murad Dervish is on trial for the 2022 on-campus shooting and murder of professor Thomas Meixner. Patricia Grace, Dervish’s mother, took the stand.

Mesa Public Schools has approved pay increases for all of its 8,500 employees, effective July 1. The increase makes Mesa one of the highest paying school districts in the state.

Schools in Arizona and around the country are grappling with cellphones in the classroom. Some are letting students have them out in between classes and at lunch. Others are buying up smartphone pouches that lock them up.
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Dorothy Jean Tillman II recently graduated with her doctoral degree from Arizona State University, after successfully defending her thesis in December at age 17. She took her first college course at 10.

Dozens of trespassing cases against pro-Palestine demonstrators arrested late last month at Arizona State University were dismissed by a judge Tuesday. But prosecutors still have a year to revive them.

The rise of artificial intelligence-generated audio statements poses major ethical and moral problems. To address this concern, a group of ASU researchers have developed a prototype of a microphone that would authenticate voice recordings as human speech.

Over the last three years, Arizona has received $1.3 billion from the federal government to support early childhood education and child care in Arizona. Now, those pandemic relief funds are running out.

First Lady Jill Biden spoke at the commencement ceremony for Mesa Community College on Saturday. She spoke to hundreds of graduates at Desert Financial Arena in Tempe.

A summer reading program designed by the Maricopa County Library District is being used by 65 public, tribal and military base libraries across the Valley.