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KOLD-TV
Dozens forced to relocate after mold found in University of Arizona dorm
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - A mold outbreak has forced dozens of students to move out of a dorm at the University of Arizona within the last 24 hours. Coronado residents Lily Kingsbury and Ryleigh Beitler, who both freshmen, told 13 News they felt something was wrong shortly after moving into the dorm.
KOLD-TV
Former student speaks about school security guard charged with voyeurism in Tempe
A former Tempe Union High School District student said trust was broken after the assistant coach and security guard was charged with voyeurism.
fox10phoenix.com
Arizona Cardinals
How To Watch: Chandler at Hamilton, Flag Football Game of the Week
The "Arizona Cardinals Girls High School Flag Football Game of the Week presented by State Farm ®" will return to Arizona's Family Sports (AZFS) for the third consecutive year in 2026. The initiative, which debuted in 2024, made the Cardinals the first NFL team to produce and broadcast a...
AZFamily
allsportstucson.com
Marana defeats Mountain View in Battle of the Boot for third straight year
To the victor go the spoils and, in this instance, the spoils are in the form of a bronzed cowboy boot. On Friday night, in Tiger Stadium, Marana defeated Mountain View 35-10 to retain the coveted “Boot” trophy for the third year in a row. Marana has won...
AZCentral | The Arizona Republic
Liberty makes big statement with dominant win over No. 1 Hamilton
Peoria Liberty cleaned up well since that 30-22 loss to defending Open Division state champion Chandler Basha on Sept. 18. The No. 4 Lions (AIA/MaxPreps 6A) dominated their next three opponents, as expected. But what they did on Friday night, Oct. 23, against No. 1-ranked Chandler Hamilton was a major statement. The Lions made their case as a top contender for the Open crown after taking apart the Huskies in a 38-7 6A high school football win at Liberty. The win was highlighted by an impressive drive in the final 55 seconds of the first half, when Liberty went 77 yards with no timeouts for a touchdown. That was followed by a 12-play, 85-yard drive to start the second half to take a 24-7 lead. "We've improved," said running back Jayden Sanchez, who scored on a 13-yard run to cap that 85-yard drive. "In the locker room (at halftime), we got fired up. We smelled blood in the water." After that score that opened the second half, Liberty's special teams came through, forcing a fumble on the kickoff. The Lions (7-1) poured it on from there, scoring two minutes later. They scored again on their next possession with quarterback Jason
MaxPreps
Football Recap: Basha Wins High-Profile Contest Against Brophy College Prep
Basha faced Brophy College Prep in a battle between two of the state's top teams on Friday. The Bears put the hurt on the Broncos with a sharp 42-17 victory. The win was nothing new for the Bears as they're now sitting on five straight. Basha has now won 11...
journalaz.com
Teen helps teens find scholarships
Easy-to-use website expanded to include jobs and internships. Sahil Katukojula, a senior at Desert Vista High School in Ahwatukee, was frustrated, like many high schoolers planning their futures and how they are going to be able to afford the education and training they need to succeed — but he decided to do something about it.
KTAR News
KTAR’s October ‘Pay Tribute to a Teacher’ award goes to Gilbert first-grade teacher
The KTAR News 92.3 FM’s Outspoken with Bruce & Gaydos “Pay Tribute to a Teacher” award for October went to Candice Smith, a first-grade teacher at Val Vista Academy in Gilbert. The award, sponsored by Your Valley Toyota Dealers, gives a deserving teacher $2,500 each month. Smith...
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Daily Independent
Agua Fria board president requests discussion of block scheduling after public concerns
A proposed shift to block scheduling in the Agua Fria Union High School District is raising questions about student achievement, classroom resources and how families are being included in the decision-making process.
West Valley View
School Connect links schools, communities
Principals, business owners, faith leaders, public service officials and parents gathered Oct. 12 for Litchfield Elementary School District 79’s School Cafe, a meeting to brainstorm ways the community can support local schools. It was the district’s third School Cafe, Superintendent Carter Davidson said. “Litchfield Elementary School District is...