Crisis Line Available For Support in Shooting Aftermath
Mental health crisis can develop after Orlando shooting, like events; Cenpatico has resources.
Tucson's Davis-Monthan Is Home to Top A-10 Unit
D-M's fliers take top honors at 'HawgSmoke' gunnery competition.
Students Ponder Impact of University Leadership Change
President Ann Weaver Hart to step down as president by 2018.
Alternatives to Flood Irrigation Taking Hold in Pinal
Ak-Chin commiunity converts to sprinklers, drip, other methods to stretch water supply.
Hundreds Get Warrants Lifted in Saturday Court Session
Warrant resolution day a 'success' with 100 getting driver's licenses back.
State Steps Up Safety Campaign for Road Workers
2 deaths in two weeks leads transportation officials to add signage statewide.
Arizona Junior High Called One of Best Schools in the World
Students from Southwest Junior High in San Luis are heading to top colleges for summer.
Congressional Candidate’s Place on Ballot Challenged
Lawsuit looks to throw out signatures collected by 3rd District's Edna San Miguel.
Girls Can Learn from New UA Women's Basketball Coach
Adia Barnes, returning to coach team she once played for, holds summer camp.
Excessive Heat Expected Sunday, Monday in Tucson
Temperatures are expected to top out around 113 in Tucson on Sunday.
Navajo Tribe Awaits Possible Donald Trump Campaign Visit
Tribal Council invites Hillary Clinton, too; no response from either candidate.
Deported Non-Citizen Military Vets Seek Return to US
Many committed small crimes for which they were banished from the country.
Yarnell Fire 40% Contained and Slowing; Evacuees Return
Hundreds of people back in homes in Yarnell, Peeples Valley; no houses lost.
Hundreds of Tucsonans Gather to Recall Orlando Victims
Clergy, families, others join LGBTQ community to mourn and protest gun violence.
Cochise County Ranchers Use Radios to Get Help on Border
Ranchers in remote areas near the border can now communicate with law enforcement.
