Elenee Dao joined ABC15 in August 2022 as a multimedia journalist.
Twenty-six school districts in Maricopa County have ballot measures pertaining to funding, whether it’s a bond, override and/or district additional assistance, which is a capital override. According to the Maricopa County School Superintendent’s Office, the combined bond amount with 14 districts requesting is more than $2 billion.For some school districts, this election is key.
The Queen Creek Unified School District had its bond fail for the last three November elections. However, this year, the district is only going for an override and not a bond.The district spokesperson sent a statement when ABC15 asked about the district not asking for a bond:“Every five years, Arizona school districts are required to ask voters to reauthorize M&O Overrides to continue full funding.
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Arizona Voter Guide: Key 2024 Federal, State, Maricopa County racesFrom a U.S. Senate race between Ruben Gallego and Kari Lake, to House races and Maricopa County positions, there are several contested elections this fall in Arizona.
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Maricopa County Sheriff candidates face off in debateA debate between the candidates for Maricopa County Sheriff took place on Wednesday night, with Democrat Tyler Kamp going head-to-head with Republican Jerry Sheridan.
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Eviction cases in Maricopa County on pace to break record set in 2005Maricopa County set a record for the most evictions through the first three-quarters of a calendar year with 65,651 total cases so far this year.
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Maricopa County Attorney files criminal charges against 68 protesters at ASUThe Maricopa County Attorney’s Office has announced it is filing criminal charges against dozens of protesters who demonstrated at Arizona State University in April.
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Maricopa Community Colleges is threatening to sue its own county over tax disputeJennifer Kovaleski joined the ABC15 Investigators in June 2023, bringing with her a lengthy record of law-changing, viewer-impacting investigations.
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Maricopa County program works to stop the stigma surrounding HIV, connect people to life-saving resourcesNick Ciletti is a seven-time Emmy award-winning journalist who joined ABC15 in July 2014. Currently, you can catch Nick every weekday anchoring ABC15 Mornings from 4:30 a.m. to 7 a.m.
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