Mexico Raises Minimum Wage in Border Communities
Many companies already pay above the new rate to stay competitive.
Boosting Mexico’s Border Economy
How efforts to stimulate Mexico's economy could pay off for Arizona.
How New Tax Reforms are Impacting Some Filers
Early trends noticed by the United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona
Why Some Parents Seek Vaccine Exemptions
UA researchers surveyed parents in Arizona to get their reasons.
Teen Moms, Families Get Child Care Help Through School District
A look at how Sunnyside Unified School District programs have helped hundreds of students.
Report Ranks Arizona Low for Well-Being of Infants
Understanding the findings with the Children's Action Alliance.
Supporting Teen Moms; Vaccine Exemptions; New Tax Reforms
Plus, how a national report ranks the well-being of newborns in Arizona.
Developer on Decision to Turn Monastery Into Temporary Shelter
Ross Rulney eventually plans to build high-end apartments on the property.
Inside the Monastery-Turned-Shelter for Migrant Families
Tucson's Benedictine Monastery had been vacant for almost a year before opening its doors to asylum seekers.
Trump's Emergency Declaration at Border Likely to Face Challenges
A discussion with constitutional law expert Robert Glennon.
New Deadline for Drought Contingency Plan Approaching
Why the plan Arizona passed in January fell short of expectations.
UA Football Coach Sumlin Sits Down with Arizona 360
Lorraine Rivera asks him about leading one of the state's most closely watched teams.
UA Coach Sumlin; Drought Plan Update; Monastery Migrant Shelter
Plus, a constitutional law expert on the legalities of President Trump's border emergency declaration.
What Research Says About Immigrant Crime Rates
One report from the Cato Institute found immigrants are less likely than U.S.-born citizens to be convicted of crimes.
Arizona 'Angel Parents' Speak About Causes Taken Up After Losing Children
The term describes a parent whose child has been killed by an undocumented immigrant.
