Arpaio Hearing Raises Ethical Questions
Maricopa County sheriff disclosed he knew of investigations with possible links to judge.
Tucson Electric Power Seeks Bids For Energy Storage Facility
Move is trial to see if the utility can further use renewable energy.
Faced with Cuts, 'Camp Cooper' Turns to Public for Help
The camp will lose about half of $200,000 staffing budget next year
UA Professor Charged with Defrauding Meat Store
Long-term faculty member indicted on 10 felony accusations he misappropriated money.
Bill Would Rename Douglas Port of Entry For Late Gov. Raúl Castro
The U.S. House voted to name the port after Arizona's first and only Hispanic governor
Meetings Set on Development Plan Near Grand Canyon
Builder wants guest ranch, hotels, retail outlets, hundreds of houses near South Rim entrance.
Oro Valley Group Files Recall Petitions For 3 Council Members
Targeted officials voted in favor of El Conquistador Country Club purchase.
Bill Would Unground A-10 Aircraft
Proposed defense bill includes more than $680 million to keep the A-10 fleet fully operational
AZ WEEK EXTRA: Juan Pablo Guzman
Success story from an Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind graduate.
National Parks Add Millions to Arizona Economy
Annual report shows $837 million spent at area National Parks in 2014
Group Seeks Funding to Restore San Xavier East Tower
Nonprofit 'Patronato' has $800,000, hopes to raise $3 million, finish project in five years.
Technology Improves Medical Access in Doctor Shortage
Telemedicine is helping patients see specialists they might not otherwise have access to.
AZ WEEK: Education Drives Deaf, Blind Communities to Success
One story: ASDB grad serves as clerk of Superior Court, elective office in Santa Cruz County.
DHS: Border Apprehensions Drop In 2015
Fewer apprehensions so far this year than in 2013 or 2012, Secretary Johnson says
Hubble Space Telescope Marks 25 Years in Space
University of Arizona scientists mark historic launch of groundbreaking telescope
