PCC gets money to double its aviation tech program
The Arizona Legislature approved $15 million to expand the program, the first state money since cutting community college funding four years ago.
Cool spring means rush of Mexican grapes before threatened tariffs
Almost all grapes imported from Mexico passed through Nogales ports last year, data show.
Trial of border humanitarian aid worker draws supporters from around country
The trial of Scott Warren has received national attention and led to demonstrations outside the court.
3 Navajo Code Talkers die in a month
William Tully Brown died at the age of 96. He and other Code Talkers were instrumental in ending World War II.
Southern Arizona group explores Indigenous perspective on rock climbing
A Climbing Association of Southern Arizona event looked to understand how climbers can build good relationships with tribes.
Local animal shelters see rise in number of stray kittens
PACC warns that litters of kittens that appear abandoned are not necessarily alone.
Endangered condor may have hatched in Zion National Park
Behavior changes in known breeding pair of birds indicate the possibility of hatched chick.
New park safety program being piloted in Tucson
The Police Department and Parks and Recreation have teamed up to add safety patrols in city parks.
Employers who hire undocumented workers rarely face prosecution
A report by TRAC at Syracuse University shows no U.S. company prosecuted for hiring undocumented workers March 2017 to April 2018.
Support and opposition for two mines in Southern Arizona
As the Rosemont Copper mine plans to start construction, we talk with those for and against the project.
Kirkpatrick town hall audience asks the congresswoman to push for presidential impeachment hearings
U.S. Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick says even a hearing on impeaching the president requires bipartisan support.
Tohono O'odham Nation elects new leadership
Ned Norris Jr. and Wavalene Saunders will be the next chairman and vice chairwoman of the nation.
Santa Cruz County gets grant to fight opioid crisis
15 Nogales medical providers and social service agencies to develop a plan for fighting opioid addictions and overdoses.
Tucson schools to offer free summer meals to students
TUSD and Sunnyside districts will offer breakfast and lunch for students over the break.
Journalists’ roundtable; funding early childhood education
Plus, touring Casa de los Niños' new early education center.
