ChatGPT for Teens poses ‘unacceptable risk’ to kids, watchdog group says
Common Sense Media says some safety alerts failed in testing. OpenAI says the findings are inaccurate.
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Early Voting Opens Across Arizona for the Nov. 3 Midterm Election
Mail ballots went out and early voting centers opened Wednesday. Election Day is Nov. 3; mail ballots should go out at least seven days before.
Woman, 78, on Mobility Scooter Dies After Being Hit by Car Near 21st and Northern Avenues in Phoenix
Police say Adela Franco De Aiello was crossing against the signal; the driver stayed and is not believed to be impaired.
University of Arizona Suspends All Fraternity Activities Amid Wave of Misconduct Reports
The dean of students says nearly half of the school’s Interfraternity Council chapters are under investigation seven weeks into the semester.
Trump says he will award Roger Clemens the Presidential Medal of Freedom
The seven-time Cy Young winner, kept out of the Hall of Fame over steroid suspicions, said he was ‘stunned.’
Arizona Appeals Court Lets Green Party Campaign-Fund Fraud Probe Move Ahead
Two Green Party candidates had tried to block subpoenas in a case alleging misuse of public matching funds. The Court of Appeals dismissed that bid.
Rising Diesel Prices Force Arizona School Districts to Rethink Bus Budgets
Cronkite News reported districts were scrambling to cover fuel costs without cutting routes as energy prices climbed.
Feely breaks with Trump administration on water in CD1 debate with Shah
The Congressional District 1 rivals clashed on data centers but both promised to fight Colorado River cuts.
DHS Proposes $70,000 Fee on Schools for Each International Student in the OPT Work Program
Schools would also pay $30,000 per renewal under the proposed rule, which opens a 60-day comment period.
Israel Marks Three Years Since the Oct. 7 Hamas Attacks as War Continues
Memorials and official ceremonies marked the 2023 assault that killed about 1,200 people and triggered a still-ongoing regional conflict.