Tucson to NYC Flight Will Stop in May, Resume in December
Passenger load not as strong as needed for nonstop flight.
The Growing Class
Experienced farmers and their novice neighbors are taking classes about different agricultural topics such as soil, small animals, marketing and production.
UA Comes Out Against Trump's Executive Action on Immigration
Recommends international students and scholars postpone trips abroad.
Southern Arizona Immigration Lawyers 'Ready to Pounce' Following Executive Orders
News came as they were gathered for an annual meeting.
Looking for Food-Borne Pathogens in Unusual Places
The Yuma agriculture industry wants to know what carries the pathogens and how far.
Tucson Officials Ready Themselves for 'Sanctuary' Fight
$100M in federal funds could be at stake for the city.
Bill Would Expand School Vouchers In Arizona
A similar bill failed last year.
Provider Seeks Public Input on Changes to State Medicaid
The changes, pending approval, will affect families, rural communities, opponents say.
Arizona Illustrated Episode 319
Winter Shelter; New Lessons of the Land; Kitten Therapy; the Tucson J
Episode 122: A Workforce Pipeline for Tucson Manufacturers
Plus, analysis of Monsanto greenhouse plans; churches offer sanctuary to undocumented immigrants.
Episode 300: One Week In, Trump Sets Sights on Health Care and the Border
A look at impacts on Southern Arizona of the president's first actions.
Frontline: Battle for Iraq
On the frontlines of the battle for Mosul, with civilians, soldiers and ISIS suspects.
Spy in the Wild, A Nature Miniseries
Animatronic “spy cameras” disguised as animals secretly record animal behavior in the wild.
Chimes & Echoes on the UA Campus
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Reactions from Nogales to Trump immigration policy; celebrating 5 years of the library's Book Bike; and pianist George Winston visits Tucson.
Border Patrol Chief Resigns One Day After Trump Executive Order
One of the shortest tenures in agency history.
