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The University of Arizona Administration building.

UA President Robbins; Student Concerns; Investigating the UA

Jul 27, 2018 Plus, Arizona 360 hears from two candidates running for governor.
Emilio Gutiérrez Soto

Asylum-Seeking Mexican Journalist Freed

Jul 27, 2018 Emilio Gutiérrez Soto was detained almost a year by U.S. officials.
Pecan trees grown by the Green Valley Pecan Company in Sahuarita.

Arizona Pecan Farmer Calls For Halt to Trade War

Jul 27, 2018 Says the Trump administration needs to stop imposing tariffs and instead start negotiating.
A streetcar passes beneath the Volgy Underpass on Speedway.

Sun Link Streetcar Turns 4, Poised to Hit 4 Million Riders

Jul 27, 2018 Sun Link ridership has gone down since its 2014 launch.
The U.S.-Mexico border fence.

Committee Approves Border Budget, Adds Protection for Some Asylum Seekers

Jul 27, 2018 The funding includes $5 billion to build 200 miles of new border wall.
At a light-rail stop in Phoenix.

Record Heat in Phoenix Area Leads to Near-Record Power Usage

Jul 27, 2018 The state's largest utility said Tuesday set the peak for the most electricity used at the same time so far this year.
Children at a Southwest Key facility in Tucson, July 13, 2018

US Government: Over 1,800 Migrant Kids Reunited by Deadline

Jul 27, 2018 Homeland Security officials have said all eligible parents have been reunited with their children.
A statue on the University of Arizona campus near the student union.

Board of Regents Appoints New Executive Director

Jul 27, 2018 John Arnold has been serving as the board's interim managing director since May.
Arizona Rep. Paul Mosley.

Arizona Ethics Committee to Consider Speeding Lawmaker

Jul 27, 2018 A complaint about the Paul Mosley comes on the heels of video footage showing the representative bragging about driving 140 mph.
According to the EPA, less than 10 percent of the country's daily wastewater effluent gets recycled for other uses. That could soon change.

Turning to Recycled Wastewater, Cities May Face an Obstacle: The 'Ick' Factor

Jul 27, 2018 Despite the assurances of scientists, some people can't help but associate safe-to-drink recycled water with human excrement.
The remains of trees burned by the Frye Fire in 2017.

Mt. Graham Visitors Urged to be Weather Aware

Jul 26, 2018 Flash flooding risk is high after last year's fire.
View from the north end zone at Arizona Stadium.

Arizona Stadium to Sell Beer and Wine in 2018 Season

Jul 26, 2018 The University of Arizona extended its liquor license to serve anyone of age at UA football games.
Jesse Tomas and her father Guermo after they were reunited in Tucson.

17-Year-Old Guatemalan Girl Fears Deportation

Jul 26, 2018 Father and daughter have been told their asylum case will likely be turned down.
Two cacti at Naranja park in Oro Valley were shot with arrows in early July.

Saguaros in Oro Valley Park Shot With Arrows

Jul 26, 2018 The Oro Valley Police are looking for the cactus vandal.
Jose Alvarez marks the sprinkler heads he has to change in order to test a new irrigation regime.

Goldilocks Approach: Hoping to Keep Grass Green and Water Waste Down

Jul 26, 2018 Phoenix-area HOAs are trying to save water on the green fields that the desert residents adore.
The Tucson night skyline is darker than other cities of average size.

Hospice Owner Arrested on Endangerment and Abuse Charges

Jul 26, 2018 Owner of a Tucson hospice facility accused of knowingly keeping residents without air conditioning.

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