by Evan Wyloge | Jan 9, 2018 | Government
Updated Jan. 19, 2018: On Thursday, January 18, 2018, the Arizona House of Representatives held a second training on ethics and sexual harassment policies. Like the first session held 9 days earlier, the House did not broadcast the joint caucus, but did record it....
by Evan Wyloge | Dec 20, 2017 | Education, Elections
Building Relationships A small group of builders bankroll bond campaigns and dominate K-12 construction contracts By Evan Wyloge and Carrie Jung Editor’s note: This article is a collaboration between Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting and KJZZ. It is...
by Evan Wyloge | Oct 26, 2017 | Education, Government
Arizona wrongly distributed $62 million in federal aid for poor students over 4 years By Jim Small and Evan Wyloge | Oct. 26, 2017 The Arizona Department of Education was alerted in March 2015 that it was improperly distributing federal funds intended to help...
by Evan Wyloge | Oct 24, 2017 | Elections, Government
Every year, Arizona’s 30 Senators and 60 House members vote hundreds of times. The Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting analyzed every floor vote from the 2017 legislative session to determine levels of agreement among lawmakers in each chamber. The data...
by Evan Wyloge | Oct 20, 2017 | Environment, Government
As Coal Plant Shutdown Looms, Arizona’s Navajos And Hopis Look For Economic Solutions For decades, fossil fuel was the only game in town. Now, even that is threatening to disappear. By Evan Wyloge | Photos by Nick Oza Editor’s note: This article is a...
