EDITORS: Clients who used a Cronkite News story slugged Sports-School Yoga Detention that moved Friday, April 5, under a LAVEEN dateline, are asked to run the following correction. The errors occurred in the fourth and fifth paragraphs of the original. A corrected version of the story has been posted here.

PHOENIX  – An April 5 story about yoga at Laveen Elementary misstated information about the program and its measured success because of incorrect information provided to Cronkite News. The yoga program complements detention at the school, Laveen principal Robert Caplinger said. Additionally, the school has shown a 70% decrease in office referrals only.

EDITORS: Clients who used a Cronkite News story slugged  BC-CNS-Kid Concerns that moved Wednesday, April 3, under a WASHINGTON dateline, are asked to run the following correction. The error occurred in the 10th graf of the original. A corrected version of the story has been posted here.

WASHINGTON – An April 3 Cronkite News story about Trump administration proposals to weaken protections for unaccompanied minor immigrants mischaracterized the role Neighborhood Ministries plays with such children. The Phoenix-based ministry advocates for unaccompanied minors who arrive at the southern border.

EDITORS: Clients who used a Cronkite News story slugged BC-CNS-Code of Conduct that moved March 7, under a PHOENIX dateline, are asked to run the following correction. The error occurred in the third and sixth paragraphs. A corrected version of the story has been posted here.

PHOENIX – A March 7 Cronkite News story about the Legislature’s progress on adopting a code of conduct misspelled the name of Matthew Specht, director of communications for the House Republicans.

EDS: Clients who used a Cronkite News story slugged BC-CNS-Mosque Vigil that moved Monday, March 18, under a TEMPE dateline, are asked to run the following correction. The error occurred in the fifth graf of the original.  A corrected version of the story has been posted here.

PHOENIX –  A March 18 Cronkite News story about a Tempe vigil to honor victims of the terrorist attack at mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, included an incorrect age for one of the attendees. Mahleej Zara is 21.

EDS: Clients who used a Cronkite News story slugged BC-CNS-Data Doubts that moved Tuesday, March 12, under a WASHINGTON dateline, are asked to run the following correction. The error occurred in the eighth graf of the original.  A corrected version of the story has been posted here.

WASHINGTON –  A March 12 Cronkite News story about a hearing on data privacy gave an incorrect title for David Hoffman, one of the witnesses.  Hoffman is the associate general counsel and global privacy officer for Intel.

EDS: Clients who used a Cronkite News story slugged BC-CNS-Fish Hatchery that moved Friday, Feb. 15, under a FLAGSTAFF dateline, are asked to use the following corrections. The first error occurred in the byline. The other error occurred in the second-to-last paragraph. A corrected version of the story has been posted here.

FLAGSTAFF – A Feb. 15 Cronkite News story about renovations to an Arizona Game & Fish Department  hatchery misspelled the reporter’s last name. The story also had a misplaced quotation mark in a quote from David Fox, the Sterling Springs Hatchery manager. It now reads: “There’s been a few times when I sat here in the basement in the dark thinking, ‘Oh God, what’d I do’” getting into this line of work?

EDS: Clients who used a graphic that accompanied a Cronkite News story slugged BC-CNS-Food Banks Shutdown that moved Wednesday, Feb. 6, under a PHOENIX dateline, are asked to use the following correction. The error occurred in the linked graphic. A corrected version of the story has been posted here.

PHOENIX – A Feb. 6 Cronkite News story about Arizona’s food banks preparing for a possible government shutdown included a graphic that incorrectly stated how many people received emergency food help from the Association of Arizona Food Banks each month, on average, in 2018. The number is 450,000.

EDS: Clients who used a Cronkite News story slugged BC-CNS-Digital License Plates that moved Monday, Jan. 28, under a PHOENIX dateline, are asked to use the following correction. The error occurred in the fourth graph. A corrected version of the story has been posted here.

PHOENIX – A Jan. 28 Cronkite News story about Arizona’s approval of electronic license plates incorrectly identified the state Motor Vehicle Division, which is part of the Arizona Department of Transportation.

EDS: Clients who used a Cronkite News story slugged BC-CNS-Haiti to Phoenix that moved Monday, Jan. 7, under a PHOENIX dateline, are asked to use the following correction. The error occurred in the ninth graf of the story and in the video. A corrected version of the story has been posted here.

PHOENIX – A Jan. 7 Cronkite News on the Juntunen family in Phoenix, and their nonprofit that helps Haitian orphans, misspelled the first name of one of the family’s children. Amelec Juntunen is the oldest of the family’s children.

EDS: Clients who used a Cronkite News story slugged BC-CNS-Scheme Survivors that moved Monday, Dec. 10, under a PHOENIX dateline, are asked to use the following correction. The error occurred in the first graf of the original and in all the captions. A corrected version of the story has been posted here.

PHOENIX – A Dec. 10 Cronkite News story about the Baptist Foundation of Arizona scheme misspelled a victim’s name. Anne Mezzapelle Cacace, 85, in 1998 invested more than $100,000 in a fund run by the Baptist Foundation of Arizona.

EDS: Clients who used a Cronkite News story slugged BC-CNS-Pittsburgh Vigil that moved Tuesday, Oct. 30, under a SCOTTSDALE dateline, are asked to use the following correction. The error occurred in the third graf of the original. A corrected version of the story has been posted here.

SCOTTSDALE – An Oct. 30 Cronkite News story on a vigil for victims of the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre erroneously stated that one of the 11 people killed was a Holocaust survivor.

EDS: Clients who used a Cronkite News story slugged BC-CNS-School Recess that moved Monday, Sept. 17, under a GILBERT dateline, are asked to use the following correction. The error occurred in the fifth graf of the original story. A corrected version of the story has been posted here.

GILBERT – A Sept. 17 Cronkite News story about expanding recess in Arizona inaccurately characterized a statement about Arizona standards by Christine Davis, founder of Arizonans for Recess and School Wellness. Davis said withholding recess violates a long-established Arizona Department of Education standard.

EDS: Clients who used a Cronkite News story slugged BC-CNS-Tribes Kavanaugh that moved Tuesday, Sept. 18, under a WASHINGTON dateline, are asked to use the following correction. The error occurred in the third graf of the original story. A corrected version of the story has been posted here.

WASHINGTON – A Sept. 18 Cronkite News story on tribes’ concerns about Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh incorrectly attributed the statement that Pascua Yaqui opposition stemmed from Kavanaugh’s “lack of understanding of tribes as a race and tribal sovereignty.” That statement was made by Pascua Yaqui Council Member Herminia Frias.

EDS: Clients who used a Cronkite News story slugged BC-CNS-Sanitation Apprentices that moved Wednesday, May 16, under a PHOENIX dateline, are asked to use the following correction. The error occurred in the 12th graf of the original story. A corrected version of the story has been posted here.

PHOENIX – A May 16 Cronkite News story about apprentice truck drivers incorrectly gave the entry-level salary for drivers. Truck drivers start at $17.07 per hour and eventually, with salary increases based on merit and other factors, could make about $23 an hour, according to a city spokeswoman.

EDS: Clients who used a Cronkite News story slugged BC-CNS-Rosemont Reconsidered that moved Tuesday, Aug. 14, under a WASHINGTON dateline, are asked to use the following correction. The error occurred in the fourth graf of the original story. A corrected version of the story has been posted here.

WASHINGTON – An Aug. 14 Cronkite News story on the ongoing fight over the proposed Rosemont Copper mine incorrectly identified the office of an Army Corps of Engineers official quoted. Mike Petersen is the public affairs officer for the South Pacific Division of the Corps.