Kiara Quaranta of Illinois expects to graduate in May 2021 with a bachelor’s degree in journalism, a bachelor’s degree in Spanish with an emphasis in linguistics and a minor in political science. She also is the politics editor for the State Press.
As California moves to phase out the Division of Juvenile Justice, counties have an opportunity to create community based solutions.
Because many Navajo rely on firewood to heat their homes, volunteers with the nonprofit Chizh for Cheii provide elders across the reservation with free firewood.
Disinformation has been spread over social media throughout the 2020 election.
Officials concerned over voter intimidation at the polls this year look to educate voters on what intimidation is and how to report it.
The Maricopa County Department of Public Health provides information and guidance about the spread of COVID-19 in school communities.
After President Trump’s positive COVID-19 test, discussions have picked up regarding the effectiveness of hydroxychloroquine.
Ducey attributed an expected rise in cases to better testing, while the Navajo Nation locks down to prevent an outbreak and student mental health raises concerns across the Grand Canyon State.
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law legislation that will give inmates who worked in fire camps the chance to apply to have their records expunged immediately after they are released from custody.
Wildfires forced evacuations and caused at least 20 deaths as firefighters worked to beat back flames in California and beyond
Arizona politicians and veterans responded to a story by The Atlantic which alleged that Trump referred to Americans who died in war as “losers” and “suckers,” among other remarks regarding veterans and service members.
