Flake Faults Fellow Republicans for Following President's Lead
Joins other retiring GOP lawmakers debating party's future direction.
Weather Service: Rainy Spell Not Sufficient to End Drought
Wet and humid week may push back some wildfire activity.
All-Mail Elections Boost Voter Turnout in Douglas, City Says
City elections see 8 percent boost in number of votes cast in last mayoral and council election.
UA Invested $622M in Research in 2017
The number surpassed 2016 by $18 million.
Lawyer: Courts Make DACA Deadline More 'Soft and Fuzzy'
The Supreme Court could change the DACA debate, but for now the program continues.
Supervisors to Reconsider Federal Law Enforcement Grant
Valadez asks for a vote to re-examine $1.4 million grant the board previously turned down
Ducey to Talk NAFTA in International State of State
He'll meet with diplomats from Mexico and Canada at a private event.
Park Service Wants Grand Canyon Icon to Reflect Native American Heritage
The agency is proposing transforming the Desert View Watchtower into an inter-tribal heritage site.
Flu Reports are Down, But Flu Season Isn't Over Yet
Health officials warn that a second spike is always possible.
Bill Would Prevent Lawmakers From Keeping Harassment Settlements Quiet
The Arizona House is changing the rules for how public officials settle sexual harassment claims.
Student Exchange Aimed at Counteracting Cyberbullying
Tucson high school will meet Japanese team to focus on spreading kindness online.
Rillito Race Track Owes Future to the Past
The Jelks Stables gave birth to the Rillito Racetrack and are helping to keep the track alive.
Medicaid Requirements; Beating Opioids; Races at Rillito
Arizona has approval to create work requirements for some Medicaid recipients. Hear pros and cons on the issue.
Game and Fish: Fox-Bite Victim May Need Medical Attention
Woman reported being "nipped" Tuesday night at Saguaro National Park East.
Home Prices Continue to Grow at Start of 2018
Housing market remains "hot," pushing prices toward housing bubble highs
