Mexico Proposes Legislation To Counter Border Wall Expansion
Bill would lead to review of fundamental treaties between the countries.
Mexico Mulls Options Should US Withdraw From NAFTA
Analysts fear an investment slowdown due to uncertainty over the agreement.
Are the Southwest Monument Designations Permanent?
Obama declares Bears Ears, Gold Butte monuments in a changing political landscape.
US-Mexico Study of San Pedro River a Binational First
The San Pedro River Aquifer provides water to people on both sides of the border.
Early Arizona Records Available, Free, on Ancestry Website
The state inked a deal to open access to historical census, school, marriage, prison data.
New Flights Have More Passengers Flying from Tucson
Tucson International Airport traffic was unusually high in October, November.
Year-end: 2016 Kick-Started Tucson's Economic Rebound
Dropping unemployment, new employers, and a growing downtown.
2016 Likely 2nd Hottest Ever in Tucson; 2014 Was No. 1
Last 3 Years will rank as hottest in Old Pueblo for average temperature.
Tucson New Year's Eve Diners Better Have Reservations
Tables going fast across town, restaurant group says; many offering special menus.
Tucson Rodeo Parade Museum Open Next 3 Months
Exhibit, Jan. 2 - April 8, features fringe-top surreys from "Oklahoma!"
Tucson Police to Ramp Up DUI Patrols for New Year's Weekend
Full squad will be out in force, with the help of officers from other divisions.
State High Court Won't Stop Higher Minimum Wage Jan. 1
Court turns down business organizations' request to freeze it for now; next action, February.
ASU Completes Largest-Ever Study of microRNA
The previously little-understood miRNAs are likely major players in gene expression.
First Day Hikes Celebrates 60th Year in Arizona State Parks
Come Sunday, more than 60 events will be held statewide, 7 in Southern Arizona.
End-of-Year Donations Pour in to Arizona Schools, Nonprofits
Arizona's tax credits mean certain charities and schools see a year-end rush of money.
