The Romantics and Us: The Chambers Of The Mind
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State school superintendent says schools will close if spending cap is not raised
Districts face over $1.1 billion in cuts statewide, Kathy Hoffman warned lawmakers Tuesday.
Children's Books to Celebrate Black Culture
Understanding and celebrating diverse cultures begins the moment children begin exploring and reading books. Here are nine books that celebrate and offer windows into the world of Black lives and culture.
Children’s Books With Strong Black Characters
All children need exposure to diverse books, including the full spectrum of Black characters and their experiences. Explore these stories featuring strong Black characters that exude bravery, confidence, and curiosity.
AZPM Celebrates Black History Month
Enjoy a special collection of stories, programs and educational resources that highlight history, culture, and accomplishments of African Americans.
Arizona bankruptcies at 15-year low
The pandemic brought the monthly count to below 1,000 filings.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service won't list Sonoran desert tortoise as endangered
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service says after conducting a scientific review, it will not list the Sonoran desert tortoise under the Endangered Species Act.Voices of Culture - President's Day Event
https://acii.arizona.edu/voices-culture?_ga=2.39790819.1724018458.1644338329-1590758808.1641079785
Convo with Cantwell
https://arizona.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ch7R2G26Ti-no2KOOZtXyw
Civic Engagement in the Digital Age
https://arizona.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN__-Bj-DUzTdKQ9HedCSuC1g
Arizona lawmakers announce bill to ban 'conversion therapy,' extend anti-discrimination laws
Speaker of the House says he will back the legislation.
In months since border reopening, sales tax revenues up in Nogales
State treasurer’s data shows that roughly $1.2 million in sales taxes were generated in the city in November, and $1.3 million in December.
Arizona legislators report receiving dozens of complimentary trips in 2021
Financial disclosures published earlier this month show Arizona legislators took at least 67 trips last year on someone else's dime.
