Arizona Lawmaker Accused of Endangering Colorado River Drought Plan
A Gila River Indian Community leader says proposed legislation threatens the tribe's water rights.
Arizona 360 Border Special: Tucson to El Paso
Setting out to see if the president's description of a crisis at the border is shared by communities in the borderlands.
UA Researcher: Mind Does Not Always Rule Body
Professor Katalin Gothard says the body can influence our thinking more than we realize.
CBP Disagrees With Trump Claims About Drug Trafficking
Arizona port directors say most hard drugs are seized at the ports. Trump says that's a lie and con job.
Tucson School District Going Solar
Sunnyside Unified School District completed the first phase of its solar panel project.
Deadly Blue 'Mexican Oxy' Pills Take Toll on US Southwest
The pills are part of a flood of illicit fentanyl smuggled into the U.S. by the Sinaloa cartel.
Experts: Southwestern US Sees Some Drought Relief
Though climate scientists warn recent moisture isn't enough to relieve worries over the long-term water supply.
Trump Administration Sued Over Shift in Asylum Policy
The lawsuit says the policy puts the migrants in danger and hampers their ability to prepare their cases.
Bisbee Science Lab
Educators behind the new facility hope it will offer informal and fun learning experiences for rural students.
DOJ Numbers Clash With Trump Claims On Asylum Hearings
President says only 2 percent show up for asylum hearings. The Justice Department says 80 percent do.
Bill Sorting Out Definitions of E-Scooters Takes Step Forward
The bill provides statewide definitions of electric standup scooters and electric miniature scooters.
UA Softball Opening its Season in Renovated Facility
The stadium features new seating and more comfortable viewing for fans.
'Tucson Delivers' New Fire Station
A 53-year-old building will be replaced using funds raised through a sales tax hike.
Researchers Warn of Potential Harm From E-Cigarette Secondhand Vapor
Often touted as safer than regular cigarettes, studies show that vapor released by the devices is not "just water."
Researcher Looks at How Smartphones Might 'Technofere' in Our Relationships
The urge to check your phone may be part of an innate urge to build connections with people.
