Nearly 40 Percent of Registered Voters Took Part in Primary Election
Pima County had the largest increase of any county when compared to the 2016 primary.
A Helping Hand for Nature
Friends of Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge volunteer time and effort.
US-Canada NAFTA Negotiations May Hurt Arizona Long Term
One Canadian official says President Trump's insults may cause Canadian snowbirds to head to Northern Mexico instead of Southern Arizona.
Grant Funds Research to Fight Deadly Lung Disease
The University of Arizona College of Medicine seeks a cure for excessive scar tissue.
US Plans to Sidestep Limits on Detaining Immigrant Children
At issue is the so-called Flores agreement, which lays out requirements regarding detention length and setting.
Study Warns Against Taking Endangered Mexican Wolf North of Historical Range
Researchers warn that going beyond range could threaten decades of conservation and recovery efforts.
Baby Reptile Fossils in Arizona Fill Gap in Evolution of Mammal Childbirth
The unique fossils can help understand the links between mammals and their non-mammal ancestors.
Despite Past Reforms, Native Women Face High Rates of Crime
Native American women have been victimized at astonishing rates, with more than half encountering sexual and domestic violence at some point during their lives.
Much-Debated Extension of Phoenix Light Rail Under Scrutiny
Some business owners are claiming the impact will harm business.
Kyl Sworn In to Fill McCain's Seat
Only committing to serve through the current session ending in January, Kyl can vote on key issues, including Kavanaugh's Supreme Court confirmation.
Arizona AG: Lawmakers Must Pass Charter School Reforms
Call comes following a report about the financial activities at a major online charter school.
Immigrant Spending Power Adds Billions of Dollars to Pima County Economy
Entrepreneurs not born in the U.S. outpace U.S.-born residents starting businesses by a 2-to-1 margin.
Sonoran Governor Supports Plan for Special Border Zone in Mexico
Some Arizona business leaders are tentative about the Mexican president-elect's idea for an economic "free zone."
Construction on $35M West-Side Development Could Start in October
Rio Nuevo chair says the project would have died without the district's support.
Supervisors Vote Against Stonegarden Funding at Rowdy Meeting
The board decided not to accept federal money based on local law enforcement cooperating with federal immigration efforts.
