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Pima Tech Ed Adapting to Cuts

52% reduction in programs for high school skills classes

David Witchner, Assistant Business Editor with the Arizona Daily Star works at his desk.

So. AZ Employment Growing Slowly

High-tech industries up double digits; overall increase less than 1%

AZ Week: Job Training Potential Unmet

Career Tech Ed, JTEDs need more funding, less stigma, advocates say

Gov. Jan Brewer shows off her 7-page Medicaid expansion bill at March 12, 2013 state Capitol rally.

Brewer Ups Ante on Medicaid

'Complete people's work,' she tells legislators; alternatives costly

Mariachis perform at the Santa Cruz Nature and Heritage Festival.

Santa Cruz Festival Highlights Border

Culture, history, nature all wrapped into one unique region

Visitors from all over the world go to Tumacacori National Park to visit the beautiful mission and its other priceless exhibits.

National Parks Week Spotlights Special Places

Nature, history, culture are major economic contributors to Arizona

Buzz on Bees: They Communicate

Researcher studies their ways to aid computer, robotic networks

Medicaid Opponents to Rally

GOP legislators organize to counter Brewer's push

A tai chi class gathers to practice in north Tucson. A new UA study finds tai chi can help prevent falls in stroke survivors.

Tai Chi Boosts Balance in Stroke Survivors, Study Finds

UA researchers find Chinese martial art protects stroke survivors from falls

Court staff and judges are educated on the new domestic violence court system in order to better serve victims of domestic violence.

Tucson Establishes Domestic Violence Court

$400K project will centralize, improve communication for services

A poster taped to a light pole in a parking lot asks for the public's help in the case of missing Tucson 6-year-old Isabel Celis.

Mystery of Missing Isabel, One Year Later

Child was 6 years old at time of disappearance from family home

Condor 23 on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon

Condor Reintroduction Faces Setbacks

7 deaths since Dec.; lead poisoning to blame for some

AZ Illustrated Politics Episode, April 19, 2013

Medicaid, state budget, election reform measures

A U.S. Border Patrol vehicle on the American side of the border fence in Nogales, Ariz.

AZ Week: Immigration Has Its Day

Bipartisan fingerprints all over legislation, NPR correspondent says

Senate Hearings Open on Immigration

Flake, McCain say bill has many facets, incliuding AZ components

Former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords testifies before Senate Judiciary Committee, Jan. 30, 2013.

Giffords: 'I'm Furious' Over Senate Gun Vote

She writes NY Times op-ed after background checks rejected

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