RNC Midterm Strategy; Immigrant Shelter Oversight; National Guard at Ports
Plus, an interview with Arizona gubernatorial candidate David Garcia.
PACC: Fewer Animals Euthanized, No Increase in Bites
The county shelter suggests in a report that while efforts to release more animals through adoption have increased, dangers associated with them have not.
UA Cancer Center Delivers Data to Help Skin Cancer Patients
The study focuses on making the immune system respond to melanoma threats.
UA and Mexico Launch Legal Training for Diplomats
The new project aims to give U.S. laws an international perspective.
Tribe That Owns Grand Canyon Skywalk to Improve Airport
The Hualapai Tribe received five grants for airport fixes at its tourism venture.
Arizona Employment Projected to Grow by 540K Jobs by 2026
Currently at 2.9 million, the number of state jobs is expected to reach 3.4 million in a decade.
Immigration Attorneys Struggle to Defend Central Americans with New Asylum Policy
Immigrants fleeing Central America because of gang violence can no longer ask for U.S. asylum.
Pinal County Road Tax Hike Overturned
Judge orders tax refunded to merchants that collected it.
No Controversial Economics Class at TUSD This Year; Board Opts for Review
The board may face the same questions, and controversy, for the 2019-20 school year.
Long Lines Expected For Annual UA Rummage Sale
Furniture, bicycles and kitchen appliances are among items donated by students.
US State Department Prohibits Staff Travel to San Carlos, Guaymas
Recent violent crimes in the state of Sonora triggered the travel prohibition by the agency.
Poll: McSally Leads Ward, Arpaio in Republican Senate Race
Democrat Kyrsten Sinema holds a slight lead in polling for the general election.
Phoenix Shelter Employee Charged With Molesting Immigrant Child
Southwest Key operates 26 shelters for immigrant children in Arizona, California and Texas.
TUSD Supe: Teacher Vacancies Down, Fewer Than 1 Per School
Superintendent Trujillo says the increase in teacher pay from the state funding helped the district hire more people.
Nearly 2,500 Scientists Slam Trump's Planned Border Wall
The collective has called on the administration to follow environmental policies, and on Congress to step up action against proposals for more construction.
