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Arizona Bowl executive director Alan Young (third from right) delivers a donation to a Tucson teachers' foundation. The money came from net proceeds gathered at the 2017 football bowl game.

Arizona Bowl Gives Tucson Economy $30 Million Boost, Organizers Say

Feb 7, 2018 Game proceeds also benefited area teachers' foundations.
U.S currency.

Finance Prof: Stock Market Volatility Not a Threat to Retirement Funds

Feb 7, 2018 UA professor urges patience, long-term planning.
The plume from Falcon Heavy's second stage engine created an unusual show in the skies above the Southwest.

It's a Bird! It's an Angel! No, It's Falcon Heavy!

Feb 7, 2018 Mars-bound rocket gives Southwest a sky spectacle.
Women's March Tucson organizers Sheli Weis and Pamela Bickell.

A Conversation About the Tucson Women's March

Feb 7, 2018 How organizers' message has evolved, and what to expect.
Reynoldo Gonzales lost an arm after falling off a freight train.

Group: More Central Americans Using Dangerous Freight Trains to Get to US

Feb 7, 2018 Organization in Nogales reports an increase in immigrants using "La Bestia" to travel north.

Navajo Nation Amber Alert System Goes Live

Feb 7, 2018 The mass notification system, in test mode, can reach 11 counties in three states when a child goes missing.
University of Arizona students will study Russian culture in Moscow alongside sports fans attending the 2018 FIFA World Cup

UA Students to Observe Interplay of Sports and Politics In Russia

Feb 6, 2018 New study abroad program will focus on 2018 World Cup soccer events.

Poll: Arizonans' Opinions of President Vary Based on Party

Feb 6, 2018 Independents have an unfavorable opinion of the president, Republicans have high favorability ratings for him.
A view from the Lake Mead side of the Hoover Dam.

Bill Would Force Financial Transparency on Hydroelectric Power Group

Feb 6, 2018 The measure is co-sponsored by all but one member of Arizona's delegation.
Sen. John McCain speaking at a business roundtable hosted by the Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry in Phoenix, Arizona, in 2013.

McCain Sponsors Bipartisan Immigration Bill

Feb 6, 2018 The bipartisan bill immediately took heat from the President
Canyon Mine in Northern Arizona.

What Lifting a Uranium Mining Ban Could Mean for Northern Arizona

Feb 6, 2018 Trump considering lifting Obama-era restrictions.
University of Arizona Associate Professor Kate Kenski.

Tweets and Talks: Understanding Political Communication

Feb 6, 2018 UA professor discusses the dynamic between social media and political speeches.
Youth Center of Salesianos San Juan Bosch in Nogales, Sonora.

Youth Center Provides Services in Changing Nogales Neighborhood

Feb 5, 2018 The Center serves up to 600 students a day with after-school programs.
Lorraine Rivera speaks with a group in Sonoita after watching the 2018 State of the Union.

Watching the State of the Union with Trump Supporters

Feb 5, 2018 Arizona 360 checks in with Arizonans who voted for Trump by watching the 2018 SOTU.
The "Gem Show" returns to Tucson every year, a mixture of many private events and an official event.

As Gem Show Grows, City Adjusts to Development Goals

Feb 5, 2018 More than a half century of growth at the iconic Tucson event.
The rooms at Dunbar Pavilion are in different stages of repair.

Honoring Dunbar School's Past, Reshaping its Future

Feb 5, 2018 Groups have plans for former segregated Tucson school buildings.

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