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Walking down the road near the Bear Canyon Trail in the Sabino Canyon Recreation Area, February 2018.

New Shuttle Service Coming to Sabino Canyon, Replacing 2-Decade Operator

Mar 12, 2018 The new operator plans to deploy an all-electric fleet over five years.
Boulder Basin at Lake Mead.

Lake Mead Level Focus of Gov Ducey's Water Policy Wants

Mar 12, 2018 Governor cites 50 percent chance of shortage declaration in 2020.

UA Highlighting Brain Awareness Week With Free Talk

Mar 12, 2018 Public lecture looks at emotional stress, chronic pain and autism.
Tucson Education Association President Jason Freed, at an in-studio interview at AZPM, March 8, 2018.

National Protests Over Teacher Pay Energize Tucson Educators

Mar 12, 2018 Tucson advocate says discussions are taking place.
A farm in Central Arizona.

Central Arizona Farmers Preparing for Potential Water Shortages

Mar 12, 2018 Farmers in the region would be the first to feel the effects of the cuts.
The port of entry in Douglas, Arizona in April 2016.

Indictment: Customs Agent Used Fake US Birth Certificate to Obtain Passport

Mar 9, 2018 Documents say the fraud was discovered during a routine background check at CBP, his workplace.
The bathtub ring visible at Lake Mead.

Teacher Pay; Addressing Cybersecurity; Water Cuts to Impact Farmers First

Mar 9, 2018 Also, resources in Southern Arizona to address adult literacy.
Researchers think narcissists are actually coping with sadness, insecurity, and depression.

Self-Centered People Could be Secretly Depressed, Study Suggests

Mar 9, 2018 UA psychologist links narcissism to negativity, anxiety and insecurity.

Aerospace Company to Close Tucson Facility, Eliminating 413 Jobs

Mar 9, 2018 Company Rockwell Collins points to less demand for a certain kind of aircraft seating.
A silent protester at a Feb. 5, 2018 demonstration at the University of Arizona commemorating Trayvon Martin, who was shot and killed in 2012.

Tucson's 3.6 Percent: Reflections on Being Black in a Majority-White City

Mar 9, 2018 Members of Tucson's black community discuss the complex and often difficult nature of calling the city home.
Flag of the Hopi Nation, adapted from www.hopi-nsn.gov.

Northern Arizona Leaders to Discuss Hopi Land Swap

Mar 9, 2018 The exchange would settle a long-standing federal commitment to the tribe.
An artist's rendition of Orbital ATK's Next Generation Rocket in flight.

Heavy Rocket to Propel Chandler-Based Operation Into New Market

Mar 9, 2018 Private Orbital ATK moving into higher orbits, heavier satellites and, possibly, human missions.
Regular New Yorker contributor David Owen writes about the Colorado River in his latest book.

Writing the River: A Conversation with New Yorker Writer David Owen

Mar 9, 2018 Owen will appear at the Tucson Festival of Books this weekend, his latest book investigating the past and future of the Colorado River.
A farm in Arizona.

Trump Tariffs' Impact Could Reach Agriculture, Arizona Farmer Says

Mar 8, 2018 Agriculture industry braces for impact from President Trump's tariff declaration.
A bill to allow payment in cryptocurrency is working its way through the Arizona Legislature

Arizonans Could Soon be Able to Pay Taxes in Cryptocurrency

Mar 8, 2018 A bill to allow cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin as payment in the state is working its way through the Legislature.

Arizona House Passes Bill Giving Teachers Classroom Dollars

Mar 8, 2018 The money plus tax credit was the best they could do, sponsors said in response to calls for more.

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