Mexicans in Arizona May Impact Mexico's Presidential Elections
The Mexican government has announced a new way for its citizens in the U.S. to vote.
Feral Cats Make List of Invasive Species in the West
Salt Cedars, mussels and crayfish among the less cuddly pests listed.
State Board Approves McKale Center Liquor License
Alcohol will be sold at UA men's basketball games next season, despite one Tucsonan's protest.
UA Series Taps Into Exoplanet Fascination
Flandrau Science Center presentations focus on possible Earth-like worlds
Dry, Hot Winter Ending, Southwest Faces Dry, Hot Spring
Continued arid conditions forecasted by NOAA for the entire Southern Arizona, increasing fire risk.
US Tells Employees to Stay Away From Parts of Mexico’s Caribbean Coast
The State Department cited an unspecified security threat for areas of Playa del Carmen.
Students Walk Out of School to Protest Gun Violence
Tucsonans joined others throughout the country to call attention to school shootings and call for legislation.
Number of Tucson Homes for Sale Hits Historic Low
Despite inventory being at an all-time low, price growth remains in check.
How an 'Emotional Perfect Storm' Can Batter Immigrants' Health
Undocumented immigrants struggle to access treatment due to status.
Citing Safety, Schools Hope On-Campus Alternatives Minimize Student Walkouts
National School Walkout Wednesday to call for meaningful action on gun legislation and safer schools.
IRS: Electronically Filing Taxes is Safest Way to Avoid Scams
Since 2013, IRS impersonation scams have amounted in $64 million lost nationwide.
State Blocks and Fines Telemarketer For Abusing 'Do Not Call' List
Attorney General's office fines company $1M for illegal calls.
UA Police Adapt Security to Changing Threats
Chief says everyday security and terrorism prevention measures have ramped up, 16 years since College of Nursing shooting.
Henry Koffler, Former UA President, Dies at 95
Austrian-born academic was the first UA alumnus to head the university
Vegetable Harvest Brings Wave of Guest Workers to Arizona
Migrant farmworkers on the H-2A visa help complete massive harvest starting in November.
