Jaguar Recovery Plan Envisions Sprawling Habitat Areas
The plan from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service drew criticism from environmental groups.
Arizona Ups Oversight of Groups That House Migrant Children
Most of the new law's provisions take effect immediately.
Honduran Transgender Woman Granted Asylum
Nicol Garcia asked for asylum in May, 2018. She spent almost a year in detention.
Drug Take Back Day Opportunity to Dispose of Prescription Drugs
Unused medications can be turned in on National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, no questions asked.
Who Touched It First? Most People Say, ‘I Did’
A researcher says the experiment in perception can help people be more understanding about others' perspective.
US-Mexico Tomato Import Negotiations Latest Row In Decades-Long Fight
Some U.S. growers see the billions of pounds of tomatoes imported from Mexico as an existential threat.
Mexico Becomes Top US Trade Partner for the First Time
Trade with Mexico account for about 15 percent of all U.S. trade worldwide, surpassing both China and Canada for the first time.
Living Each Day to the Fullest After 'Miraculous' Recovery From Bike Crash
A University of Arizona student relishes each day, trying out different activities.
Navajo Nation Wins Appeal in Indian Child Welfare Act Case
The Arizona Court of Appeals decided the juvenile court did not meet the requirements of the act.
Nonprofit Receives $425K to Continue Fair Housing Work
The Southwest Fair Housing Council says funds will be used to combat housing discrimination and educate the public about fair housing.
Another Grand Canyon Visitor Dies in Fall From Edge
Officials said about 12 people die each year within the park, which draws millions of visitors a year.
Mexico Says 300K US-Bound Migrants Entered Country in First 3 Months of 2019
The interior secretary said there has been a change in the flow of migrants entering Mexico.
Campus Conversation Looks at Free Speech, Border Patrol Presence
A March incident brought protests and calls for resignations on the UA campus.
Arizona Joins 47 Other States With Cellphone-Driving Law
The move follows recent deaths and a wave of restrictions enacted by local governments across the state.
Charges Dropped Against UA Students Who Protested Border Patrol on Campus
Pima County declined to prosecute; the UA code of conduct investigation continues.
