Undocumented Group Raised in US Attempts Return
Nine people who recently departed for Mexico coming back 'the right way,' through legal border crossing.
AZ Illustrated Politics: Friday, July 19, 2013
Tucson Tea Party founder, Dem. party chairman talk Rio Nuevo Board; Rosemont Copper mine closer to approval; DREAMers back in court.
Pima County Library Nurses Program Recognized as Innovative
The service pairs public health nurses with patrons to educate the public on health issues.
Tucson Goal: House Hundreds of Homeless Vets in 2.5 Years
Mayor Rothschild, city stepping up to national challenge, hopes to lead example for other communities.
Artist Shares Breast Cancer Survival Story in Book
Joanna Frueh underwent a double mastectomy, less than a year later she published her eighth work.
Tucson Arts Brigade Seeks to Engage Communities Through Art
Murals tell history of neighborhood, provide catalyst for overcoming difficulties.
McCain: Strong Campaigns for Immigration Bill Lacking
The Republican senator said business and religious groups could influence House Republicans' votes for the reform.
Pima Animal Care Center Overflowing with Animals
Center has 724 dogs, cats, setting record and over capacity; county offers $13 flat-fee adoptions.
Brewing to Aid 19 Hotshots' Families
Arizona breweries making a special beer in honor of the Yarnell Fire fallen, all proceeds going to charity.
Local Groups Bring Underprivileged Kids Outdoors
Organizations take them on trips they wouldn't be able to afford otherwise.
AZ Week: Poverty Comes to Suburbs
New face of hardship emerges among middle class on edges of Phoenix, Tucson metro areas.
Free Vaccines for Back-to-School Children
El Rio, Boys & Girls Club, Pima County Health Dep., co-sponsoring four free immunization events.
PCC Faces Discrimination Lawsuit From Student
A Tucson woman claims the institution violated her constitutional rights.
Davis-Monthan's A-10s Flying Again
Sequestration grounded 354th Fighter Squadron's 24 'Warthogs' for 3 months.
Veterans Make Up 16% of Homeless Adults, US officials say
Tucson nonprofit focuses on helping, hoping to decrease that number; Gus Hasdorff's story.
