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A generation of students is held back due to discriminatory laws in Arizona. Reported and Produced by Sarah Suwalsky, with additional reporting by Aydalí Campa, Nicole Sadek, and Kenny Quayle.
Only 1 in 2 Arizona English Learners Graduate on Time
New Mexico is rolling out strict new regulations that will force its lucrative oil and gas industry to reduce methane emissions. But in Farmington, one of the oldest oil- and gas-producing areas in the Southwest, transitioning an energy economy may be easier said than done.
Oil and gas operators in Texas and a dozen other U.S. states have flared, or burned off, at least 3.5 trillion cubic feet of natural gas over much of the last decade, according to an analysis of satellite data by the Howard Center for Investigative Journalism
PHOENIX - Ramon Angel Carrasco and his girlfriend were driving home from a Scottsdale bakery in a white BMW in August 2019 when Robert J. Foster pulled up next to them in a light blue Lamborghini.
With a billion-dollar energy industry, state's green agenda falters