Arizona Education Superintendent: Teacher Shortage a 'Crisis'
Kathy Hoffman in her first State of Education speech said a teacher shortage could get worse.
County Officials Look to General Fund to Fix Roads After Failed Prop
Repairs would target most-used roads, roads to tourist spots.
UA Student Financial Aid Applications Proceed In Spite of Shutdown
Some students may have believed the shutdown held up FAFSA progress.
Agencies Rush to Get Ready for Wildfire Season Following Shutdown
Things like trainings, prescribed burns and hiring had to be put off during the partial government shutdown.
Major Car Race Might Leave Mexico City
The mayor announced the city would stop paying the $21M fee for the Formula One Mexican Grand Prix as part of a political platform of austerity.
Not So Fast on the Drought Plan: State and Feds Disagree
Federal officials said Arizona did not make the deadline.
Being Black in Tucson
What it is like to be a member of a small minority in a big city.
Shutdown Debrief; Immigration Judge on Backlog; No More Deaths Trial
Plus, a journalists roundtable on the government reopening, water conservation and political leadership changes.
US Border Agency Announces Biggest-Ever Fentanyl Bust, Worth $3.5M
Customs and Border Protection said agents captured more than 250 pounds of the deadly opioid.
VW Doles Out Last of Settlement Owed to Arizona Consumers
The checks, each worth $1,000, are part of a $40 million settlement reached in May 2018.
UA Study: Bigger Dogs Are Better Thinkers
Researchers pitted large dogs against small dogs in intelligence tests.
Legislature Passes Tax Changes to Align With Federal Code
The bill passed along party lines, with only Republicans voting for the measure.
Stakeholders Reflect On Deadline Passage of Arizona Drought Plan
Lawmakers adopted a plan that stakeholders have been negotiating since last summer.
Feds Flag Arizona Sen McSally for Excessive Campaign Donations
The FEC is looking into what appears to be $270,000 in excessive campaign contributions during the midterm campaign.
UA Law School Seeks New Partnerships in Mexico
The university has collaborated with institutions in Mexico for decades, and the law school wants to build new programs.
