GOP Arizona Senators Back Charter Oversight Legislation
Opposing Democrats said the legislation was written by the charter industry and doesn't do enough to end problems.
Grand Canyon Park Superintendent Steps Down
Christine Lehnertz, the first female superintendent of the park, is the second consecutive Grand Canyon chief to leave under pressure.
Mexico Raises Minimum Wage in Border Communities
Many companies already pay above the new rate to stay competitive.
Senate Committee Approves $20M for Pinal Wells
The proposal was revived after being killed in the House.
Boosting Mexico’s Border Economy
How efforts to stimulate Mexico's economy could pay off for Arizona.
Ina Road Opens Over I-10 After Two-Year Closure
It will be a couple more weeks before drivers can merge onto Interstate 10 from Ina Road.
Students Opt to Care, Not Carouse, Over Spring Break
Honors Alternative Spring Break chooses community service over partying.
Dunbar Programs to Help Communities of Color Reclaim Health Practices
The grant-funded educational project focuses on historical black and indigenous plant-based health care practices.
ICE: Roughly 400 Immigration Detainees Quarantined in Arizona
The number represented about 15 percent of those quarantined over mumps virus exposure.
Changes at Davis-Monthan; Youth ROTC
A look at changes at Davis-Monthan AFB and a program to recruit the next generation of airmen.
Equal Rights Amendment Effort Dies in Arizona Senate
A majority supported the amendment, but not a rules change to bring it to the floor for a vote.
UA Scientists Chosen to Examine Unopened Moon Samples
Rocks and soil were collected during Apollo missions almost 50 years ago.
Utah Lawmakers Introduce Legislation to Shrink Monuments
The move is in response to Obama's use of the Antiquities Act to set aside 1.35 million acres for Bear's Ears National Monument.
Alternative-Medicine Advocate Weil Gives $15M to UA Center
The university is naming its integrative medicine center for its founder.
Indian Child Welfare Act Case Heads to Appeals Court
Tribes, states and the agency overseeing Indian affairs are urging that the law be upheld.
