Tucson PD receiving $500,000 from state border security fund
The Tucson City Council voted to accept state funding designed to enhance law enforcement efforts against illegal immigration within the city.
Trump's coal executive order draws mixed reactions from Navajo Nation leaders
President Donald Trump’s coal order splits Navajo leaders—some see jobs and revenue, others warn of health risks and clinging to a fading industry.
Going the distance!
Meet Bruce Gungle, an ultramarathon runner, bicyclist and mountain climber; hear from University of Arizona triathlete Laura Holanszky; and Michael McKisson on what it's like to bike almost every street in Tucson.
Border Czar addresses Arizona lawmakers
He strongly defended the Trump Administration's actions.
University of Arizona selects third leadership position from the University of Vermont
UA Administration announced Dr. Patricia Prelock has been appointed the new Provost and senior vice president for academic affairs.
UCLA Study: Wastewater reuse could offset Colorado River water crisis
Arizona and Nevada lead in wastewater recycling but other states lag far behind, researchers find.
Democrats pushback on Arizona ICE Act
Democrats oppose the Arizona ICE Act, warning it mirrors 287g policies and could lead to racial profiling without improving public safety or stopping drug crime.
Investigation into Tucson prisoner’s deaths ongoing
The Arizona Department of Corrections said Ricky Wassenaar was the sole suspect.
Pima County post-release program expands to felony cases
The Transitions Center has seen over 2,000 people in 18 months of operations.
Thousands of Tucsonans line streets in anti-Trump protest
Crowds turned out in Tucson on Saturday as part of the nationwide Hands Off! protest to oppose the actions of the Trump administration and Elon Musk.
The Buzz: Wildfire and home insurance
As wildfires grow in frequency, some homeowners say they are losing their insurance.
As immigration enforcement intensifies, Tucson families are separated
While the Trump administration is ramping up immigration enforcement, families of U.S. citizens in Tucson are among those being split, including one man separated from his wife and son, despite following all the steps to legally stay in the country.
AZ Supreme Court rules "unborn human being" can be used in voter pamphlets when citing law
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that "unborn human being" can be used in voter pamphlets when quoting the law, despite concerns over partisan implications.
Polaris Academy is 1st Arizona school to earn Certified Autism Center designation
The school, which serves children in kindergarten through eighth grade, joins nearly 60 businesses and organizations in Mesa that have completed the certification process since 2019
Wildcats Memory Lab preserves photos, documents, videos and more
Visitors can transfer old films onto new storage devices using the latest digital technology.
