Tucson Samaritans Offer Food, Water to Migrants in Desert
Stories of people dying in the desert prompted effort to help.
Tucson Company Improving Space Mission Water Quality
Paragon Space Development process increases recycled water.
Tucson Recorded 1.59 Inches of Rain in June, Second Most
Rainfall total for month topped 1 inch two other times, including record 2.07 in 1938.
$1M Pledge Keeps Arizona Theatre Company Operating
Nonprofit says businessman's pledge allows extended fundraising to July 15.
New Citizens To Be Sworn In on Independence Day in Tucson
20 take oath of citizenship at Saguaro National Park on national holiday.
Fire Officials Warn of Dangers With 4th of July Celebration
Many holiday festivities could spark urban and wild fires if residents are not careful.
Proposal Pitches A New National Park in Arizona
Residents hope to turn Chiricahua National Monument into national park.
Holidaying in Mexico? Be Aware of Busy Border Crossing
July 4th weekend is big travel weekend at Arizona-Mexico ports of entry.
Tucson's Commercial Real Estate Market a 'Mixed Bag'
Market expert thinks some parts are growing strong while other parts are still behind.
Arizona Geological Survey Folds into UA Campus
State offices closed; funding to come from the UA for one year.
Arizonans Staying Home This Independence Day Weekend
AAA forecasts a 12 percent drop in travelers from last year, to 1.4 million.
Measles at Eloy Detention Center Close Immigration Court
40% of staff members won't get vaccinated or show proof of vaccination, health official says.
Three Years After Yarnell Fire, Sense of Loss Lingers
'Arizona Week' hears from hotshot still mourning his 19 fallen brethren.
Yarnell Anniversary: Hotshot Mourns Loss of 'My Brothers'
Hotshot Brendan McDonough discusses that day and his recovery in aftermath.
Central American Women Abused, Tucson Official Says
Women fear deportation if they report problems; men use that as means of control.
