David Fitzsimmons cartoons: #RedforEd movement
A collection of David Fitzsimmons' editorial cartoons during the historic Arizona teacher walkout.
Daily Fitz Cartoon: Back to work
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Daily Fitz Cartoon: #RED for ED
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Fitz Cartoon: Offer
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Fitz Cartoon: Teachers
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Fitz Cartoon: Arroyo
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Fitz Cartoon: Strike
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Fitz Cartoon: Education
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Fitz Cartoon: Education
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A look at some of the signs teachers and supporters have made for #RedforEd marches in Arizona.
An estimated 50,000 people donned red and marched to the Arizona State Capitol in downtown Phoenix and a smaller number joined together in dow…
Teachers' walkout could end Thursday, short of its original goals but the best they'll get this year, movement's leaders announce.
A collection of Cartoonist David Fitzsimmons editorial cartoons.
ӰAV cartoonist David Fitzsimmons offers his take on the big news of 2017 in 10 cartoons.
The C-130 was making its way to Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, multiple reports say.
Smoke will be visible throughout the region Monday.
The officer remained hospitalized Wednesday following the shooting in Quartzsite, near the Arizona-California border.
The amount of the settlement with Starbucks was not disclosed, but the chain said the men will be given the opportunity to complete their undergraduate degrees through a partnership with Arizona State University.
"We're moving as fast as we can,'' says House Speaker J.D. Mesnard, R-Chandler.
The Republican-controlled Legislature finally started debating the 10 bills making up the spending plan for the budget year starting July 1 after 8 p.m. Wednesday.
A man was killed Wednesday night in a house fire on Tucson’s south side, officials say.
Tucson Unified School District Superintendent Gabriel Trujillo says he expects to spread that money around to all “educators” who touch the lives of children — even the janitors.
He differs from his fellow Republican, the state schools chief, on that issue.
Higher wage earners will pay more in taxes if plan approved by voters.