How Much Will Robbins Make As UA President?
Total compensation nearing $1 million, in proposed contract posted on regents' website.
Phone App Meant to Alert Family of Immigrant Detention
With a push of a button, up 15 people notified of an immigrant's detainment.
Wellness Medical Center Opens in Downtown Tucson
HealthOn Broadway was designed to cater to the medical needs of people who live and work downtown.
Flake Asks Dems to Consider Gorsuch; Vote Moves to Senate Floor
Committee sends the nomination to the full Senate, and a likely filibuster.
Uptick in Southern Arizona Rabies 'Outbreak,' Wildlife Officials Say
Three new cases in southeastern Arizona, nine for the year.
Project Would Give Native Americans Voice in Films about Them
Educational films about tribes shown to school children in last century, absent tribal voices.
Remains of Tucson Child Missing 5 Years Found in Desert
Police say investigation continuing in death of Isabel Celis, who disappeared from her home in April 2012.
Man Gathering Signatures to Effect Vote on Signature Gathering
Aiming to get the question on the ballot using the selfsame process, targeted for change in the Arizona Legislature.
Consuls General Offer Help to Immigrants in Tucson
Day-long event with immigration lawyers and sanctuary churches aimed at answering questions.
4th Ave Parking Meter Revenues Meet Expected $200K
The attitude toward the meters has changed since they were installed, official says.
Episode 309: Business in Sonora - Guaymas 'Port of Ports'
Exports, such as copper, and imports, such as oil, heighten port's importance in 'megaregion.'
ADOT Crews Can Now Clear Crashes Before Police Arrive
Rule is meant to line up with state law requiring accidents be cleared as quickly as possible.
Episode 131: 'Cats are Out, But will Tucson Benefit from the Final Four?
UA was knocked out of NCAA tournament, but economic impact of 'mega-event' may reach Tucson.
Will Tucson Clash with Feds over 'Immigrant Welcoming'?
US Attorney General threatens to cut funding for cities not enforcing federal laws.
Wet Winter Stocks Fuel for Fire Season in Southern Arizona
Precipitation leads to more fine fuels and grasses, and more risk of quick-spreading fire.
