University of Arizona Plans Purchase of President's House
A committee has given preliminary approval for the purchase.
Ducey Warns of High Wildfire Danger in Arizona This Summer
The Arizona governor said the federal government needs to step up fire prevention to lessen need for firefighting.
Homeland Security Secretary Visits Arizona-Mexico Border
It was the second trip for the secretary to Arizona in as many months.
Immigration Attorneys Cross Border to Give Free Legal Help to Families
400 immigration attorneys are meeting through the Catholic Immigration Network in Tucson this week.
UA Summer Camps Give Kids a Running Start on Science
The subjects include robotics, engineering, coding and more.
Making a Connection: Teens Help Seniors Learn Digital Literacy
A new program is getting tech-savvy teens to educate seniors about 21st century tech and the internet.
Waymo on Track to Launch Self-Driving Car Service in Phoenix This Year
The Phoenix deployment planned for this year will be first ride-hailing service with a fleet of fully autonomous vehicles.
Cochise County Offers Help to Make Apartment Complexes Smoke-Free
County officials are working with a statewide group to assist landlords with logistical and social changes.
No-Sun Tan: Researchers Seek Natural Protection Against UV Radiation
Peptides can trigger melanin, which can protect the skin and help prevent skin disease.
Feds Seize Thousands of Fentanyl Pills in Arizona Indian Country
Interior Department sasys the street value of the different drugs seized was nearly $4.8M.
Homeland Security Chief to Visit Arizona-Mexico Border Thursday
Kirstjen Nielsen and Reps. Martha McSally and David Schweikert will visit a Nogales port of entry.
Air Force and Local Hospital Team Up For Training
A Davis-Monthan and Tucson Medical Center program looks to get Air Force medical staff more hands-on experience.
Arizona Candidates File Signatures, Setting Primary Ballot
Candidates had to qualify for the ballot by 5:00 PM Wednesday
Record Numbers of Detained Immigrants Hiring Lawyers
Since 2005, the number of detainees getting lawyers has jumped from 25% to more than 70%.
Congressional Panel Offers Mixed News on Arizona's Opioid Crisis
Prescribing of opioids is down, but smuggling from Mexico is up.
