Reports: UA Coach Miller to be Subpoenaed in Federal Corruption Trial
The Wildcats basketball coach refused comment on the possible subpoena at a Tuesday media event.
Playing Tag With Hummingbirds
Volunteers and scientists are tracking some of the smallest residents of Cochise County.
Government Watchdog: EPA Lacks Superfund Data for Tribal Sites
Sites in the Southwest include abandoned uranium mines and unlined landfills.
Not Ready to Adopt a Dog? You Can Borrow One for the Day
Pima Animal Care Center says its short-term foster program is a win-win for dogs and humans.
Red Cross Looks to States Like Arizona for Critical Blood Donations
Cold temperatures nationally led to canceled appointments, but donors in Arizona and California may save the day.
Western Wildlife Agencies Finalize Monarch Butterfly Plan
The group, which includes Arizona Game and Fish have a conservation plan for the butterflies, which have seen plummeting populations.
Asian Lantern Festival Aims to Shine Light on Multiculturalism
The Reid Park Zoo is hosting the festival, which features some larger-than-life lanterns.
National Emergency Over Border Wall Could Hit Local Military Bases
The president wants to use military construction money to pay for parts of the border wall.
UA Optical Sciences to Take Name of Founding Dean Wyant
Dean-turned-philanthropist James Wyant recently pledged $20 million to support new faculty positions at the college.
Former Astronaut Mark Kelly Hits the Campaign Trail
The new Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate is making speeches and shaking hands.
Southern Arizona Business Group Offers Health Care Options
Area chambers of commerce came together make health insurance more affordable.
Nogales Concertina Wire; Border Wall Fundraising; Immigrant Crime Rates
Plus, hearing from so-called "angel parents," whose children were killed by immigrants in the U.S. illegally.
Tucson Monastery Sheltering Asylum-Seekers Bused From Texas
A nonprofit is organizing the shelter services; immigration officials say Texas facilities have run out of room.
An Unusual Tucson Sight: Snow in the City
While multiple feet blanketed the mountains, flakes were falling on the city Friday morning.
Backpack Project Reaches Out to At-Risk Youth
Nearly 6,000 backpacks have been donated to young Tucsonans.
