Republicans want to block Democrats from taking over the chamber, and to do that, they will likely need to win in Arizona. But with less than three months before Election Day, the party first has to settle a bitter primary battle being fought largely over which candidate is President Trump’s best ally on immigration.
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The Arizona Department of Transportation has been training Mexican truck drivers how to consistently pass border safety inspections since last year. Now the agency is conducting its first industry-specific training this week.

A report from the Arizona Auditor General’s Office reveals former Pinal County officials misused anti-racketeering money or RICO funds.

For the second time this month, the Phoenix City Council picked a city hall insider to fill a vacant seat. Felicita Mendoza has spent several years working at City Hall.

After six straight years of college and university enrollment decline, colleges are looking to new majors to spark interest from potential students. The National Center for Education Statistics says over 41,000 new degrees or certificate programs have popped up since 2012 — a 21 percent increase.

On The Show Monday, we heard about a new program in the Denver Public Schools, where novice teachers will spend about half their time in the classroom, and the other half working with a mentor teacher. Today, we talked about a different approach to dealing with the teacher shortage felt in many parts of the country, from colleges of education.

Maybe you’re not sure of what to say next, or you weren’t paying as much attention to the conversation as you should. So the "ums," "uhs" and "you knows" come out of your mouth to delay for a second.

Some European museums are starting to think about how to get artifacts in their collections back to their countries of origin.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts is representing five immigrants and their American citizen spouses in a class action lawsuit challenging what it alleges is the Department of Homeland Security’s unlawful practice of separating some families, who are seeking legal residency through their marital status, and targeting them for detention and sometimes deportation.