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ASU unveils 3-year education degrees to tackle Arizona’s teacher shortage (opens the original)
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Arizona State University is launching its first undergraduate program to reduce teacher shortages by offering a bachelor’s degree in three years, instead of the usual four. Students can pick from a bachelor's of education in elementary or special education. Carole Basile, the dean of the Mary Lou Fulton College, said the degree program rethinks traditional education. "If we can prepare more highly qualified teachers to be in classrooms, we can create a different kind of structure for them to, or
Arizona becomes 1st state to launch digital birth certificates for MVD services (opens the original)
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Arizona-born residents may now be able to access a digital version of their birth certificates on their smartphones when at the MVD. In a collaboration between the Arizona Department of Health Services and Department of Transportation, residents can now use a “digital birth credential" when applying for MVD services. This is the first launch of the online certificate in the country and was first piloted in 2025 at three MVD locations. It is now available to residents statewide through a mobile a
Cox is becoming Spectrum: What Arizona customers need to know (opens the original)
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One of the most well known cable providers in Arizona is changing. Cox Communications is merging with internet provider Spectrum after a multi-billion dollar deal was finalized in August. Charter Communications, the parent company of Spectrum, closed a deal for $34.5 billion to merge with Cox Communications this fall. As of 2023, Cox said it had nearly 3 million combined customers in metro Phoenix and southern Arizona, and around 3,000 Arizona employees in 2025. Local customers should expect all
AI company says Eloy police are 1st in the U.S. to use 'virtual investigators' (opens the original)
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Despite growing public distrust in the use of AI by law enforcement, one Arizona police department says it will use the technology to help investigators manage heavy case loads. The rural city of Eloy located along Interstate 10 south of metro Phoenix is adopting new, AI-powered software to streamline police investigations. eSleuth Inc. says it provides thousands of AI “investigators” to help police connect cases and look for leads. The Eloy Police Department is the first agency in the country t
Arizona AG urges crypto ATM scam victims to report losses within 30 days (opens the original)
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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is warning residents about cryptocurrency ATM scams that have been targeting residents around the state. Crypto ATM scammers urge victims to move their assets and savings to cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin to “keep it safe.” The money is then transferred to the scammer, leaving victims at a financial loss. AG spokesperson Richie Taylor said some victims transferred their entire life savings. “The scammer will tell someone that they're either under investigati
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