Organizations support child literacy in Arizona

Rapid rise in syphilis hits Native Americans in the Southwest hardest

Border sheriffs see more 'load car' drivers, teens paid to smuggle migrants

Organizations support child literacy in Arizona

PHOENIX – Nonprofit organizations Read On Arizona and Read On Tempe work with partners to improve child literacy, as third grade test scores show pandemic literacy loss.

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