Arizona: Ditat Deus. Arizona’s state motto translates from Latin to “God enriches,” and therein lies a land mine. While no ...

The Arizona state legislature signed off on a plan to allow Arizona public schools to display the English translation of the state motto — “God Enriches” — despite concerns that the signs ...

It’s easy to talk about what Arizona doesn’t have, but sometimes it’s good to focus on the positive. On one hand, Arizona lacks things like salt shops or fall. On the other, the ...

The state seal has changed a few times over the years but Ditat Deus has been the motto since 1863 when Arizona was a territory. It was coined by Richard Cunningham McCormick, a publisher and ...

Correction: Arizona State Motto story . Originally published April 3, 2018 at 3:12 pm Updated April 4, 2018 at 12:34 pm . Share story. By . The Associated Press.

The Arizona state legislature is considering a proposal to allow teachers to display the state motto in their classrooms, a proposition that rankles some secular advocates because of the motto's ...

PHOENIX — The Arizona Senate passed a bill that would add the state motto “Ditat Deus” – or its English translation, “God enriches” – to the list of phrases allowed to be read and ...

Arizona Senate Bill 1289, if signed into law, would add the state motto to Arizona's list of national or historical phrases allowed to be read or posted in Arizona schools.That list already ...

PHOENIX — Saying it just translates a Latin word already in the state motto, a House panel voted Monday to let schools literally put the word “God” into classrooms — as long as it’s ...