Episode 133: Reaction to Immigration Crackdown
Plus, controversy over proposed UA Honors College dorms, interring indigent vets, more.
How Do Arizona Officials Prevent Voter Fraud?
The state and counties have safeguards in place to keep your vote safe.
Veterans' Remains To Be Laid To Rest Saturday
Marana Veterans' Memorial Cemetery to be final resting place for 30 homeless or indigent veterans.
Pima County Groups Granted $2 Million to Fight Homelessness
Program focuses on finding people a home and then turn to other issues.
UA Team Working To Improve Lifesaving Colonoscopy
The scope simultaneously gives doctors more viewing.
Sun Tran Takes Steps in Pledge to Up Driver Safety
Full fleet isn’t expected to be fitted with them until 2022.
The Otherworldly Eye of Lex Gjurasic
The colors and textures of the Sonoran Desert have taken root and blossomed the Seattle transplant's work.
More Arizonans File Taxes Online Each Year
87 percent of state residents expected to file online; 91 percent expected to file nationally.
Monday Deadline to Register to Vote in Tucson Election
City seeks half-cent increase in sales tax to fund public safety, street repairs.
Environmentalists, Rep. Grijalva Sue Over Border Wall
They want an environmental study before construction begins.
Massive Voter Fraud in Arizona? No, Election Officials Say
State and county officials say there's no evidence to support persistent claims.
Fast and Bright Asteroid to Near Earth Next Week
The Tucson-discovered space rock will be studied by astronomers all over the world for its properties.
Pima Community College Raises Tuition 3.8%
$3 a credit hour increase in face of declining enrollment, no state funding.
Tucson Police, Fire 911 Dispatch to Be Merged
Combining operations expected to improve response times, save money.
IRS Still Needs Proof You Were Insured in 2016
Talk of repealing Affordable Care Act did not result in any change; proof of insurance is still necessary to avoid penalty.
