East side development renews concerns about water and growth
Members of the City Council say it's time for the state to pitch in with CAP water.
US Senate passes bill repealing discriminatory laws against Native Americans
The Respect Act would eliminate laws like one that allows the forced removal of children from their homes to attend boarding school.
Broadway widening and the Sunshine Mile
The new year brings new construction to Tucson.
Safety agency says distracted driver caused fatal Uber autonomous test vehicle crash
The agency criticized a lack of federal and state regulation for autonomous vehicles.
Mexican President: La Mora massacre investigation receiving ‘special attention’
López Obrador didn't give further details about the investigation into the murder of nine dual citizens in rural Sonora.
First full geologic map of Titan reveals moon of varied landscapes
An author says the findings call for a new mission to the large moon of Saturn.
USDA implementing restrictions to prevent tomato virus introduction to US
The disease does not pose any risk to people or animals, an industry leader said.
Pima County considering new court for American Indian child welfare cases
The proposed court would encourage a legal team to specialize in the requirements of the Indian Child Welfare Act, an official says.
UA's special connection with the second moon landing
The Apollo 12 mission relied on pinpoint calculations from a UA lunar scientist 50 years ago.
Study reveals racial bias in heart transplant treatment
The UA-led research shows white men were offered more treatment options than African American men.
Number of international students down at Arizona universities
International students pay about three times as much tuition as in-state students at Arizona's three state universities.
Korean company takes interest in Sonoran solar projects
The two Sonoran projects will have an estimated peak capacity of roughly 125 megawatts each.
Yaqui, O'odham history and sovereignty in the borderlands
Federal recognition can be a complicated subject for Indigenous people whose land spans political borders.
Historically left out, Colorado River tribes call for more sway in Western water talks
With the drought plan done, some tribal leaders say their water rights can’t be ignored any longer.
Study: Arizona military base will be hardest hit by climate change
Bases in the state could see an increasing number of dangerously hot days, the study says.
