50 Million Holiday Travelers: Are All of Them on I-17?
20-mile weekend backups common; refuge at Black Canyon City pie shop.
20 More Bighorns Released; Catalina Herd Called Viable
There are no more planned translocations or lethal removal of mountain lions.
Thanksgiving Dinner Will Leave More Stuffing in Your Wallet
Turkey and all the trimmings expected to cost 3 percent less than in 2015.
Tribal Gaming Compact Reworked; O'odham Do Not Sign
Governor, 8 tribal leaders sign to expand opportunities while restricting Phoenix area.
Tucson Police Adopting New Tool to Fight Opioid Overdose
Around 400 officers will carry Narcan in their first-aid kits.
Tucson's Millennial Population Declined in Last Decade
Millennials are concerned with wages, and not just walkability, the study suggests.
Southwest Monarch Study Gets $89K To Track Butterflies
The award was part of a larger effort to aid in the recovery of a declining Monarch population.
State Revenues Surpass Budget, Driven By Income Tax
A larger budget was put together in anticipation of an improving economy.
Arizona Border Rancher Wants Trump to Keep Word, Build Wall
Some ranchers voted for the president-elect based on promises about the border.
Three Dozen Vets Honored in Tucson for Service in Vietnam
Part of a 13-year commemoration that will go through 2025.
Homelessness On the Decline in Arizona, Federal Report Says
Down 30%, perhaps result of new practices, including supplying housing first.
Immigration and the Economy, if Campaign Promises Hold
Plus, looking ahead with a Border Patrol union rep; looking back with political analysis.
Ducey: Raytheon Expansion Signals Tucson's Tech Growth
Arizona governor also points to recent relocations and dropping unemployment.
Incivility After Elections; Ray Carroll On Years as Supervisor
Plus, USS Arizona memorial exhibits and events.
Arizona Jobless Rate 5.2%, Lowest in More Than 8 Years
State added 28,000 jobs in October, ahead of monthly trend; growth in 10 sectors.
