Ducey Warns of High Wildfire Danger in Arizona This Summer
The Arizona governor said the federal government needs to step up fire prevention to lessen need for firefighting.
Homeland Security Secretary Visits Arizona-Mexico Border
It was the second trip for the secretary to Arizona in as many months.
Making a Connection: Teens Help Seniors Learn Digital Literacy
A new program is getting tech-savvy teens to educate seniors about 21st century tech and the internet.
Cicadas Tune Up for Long, Hot Summer
Also on Arizona Spotlight: How teens & seniors are working together to navigate the perils of the internet; Chris Dashiell looks back at a classic Arizona western called "Broken Arrow"; and why "shape note singing" has a loyal following.
Cochise County Offers Help to Make Apartment Complexes Smoke-Free
County officials are working with a statewide group to assist landlords with logistical and social changes.
Congressional Panel Offers Mixed News on Arizona's Opioid Crisis
Prescribing of opioids is down, but smuggling from Mexico is up.
Tucson Council Mulls Fate of Money-Losing Golf Courses
The Silverbell and Fred Enke courses aren't making a profit and will require capital improvements in the coming years.
Ex-Arizona Regulator Charged With Bribery Heads to Trial
Gary Pierce and three others dispute the allegations in the influence-peddling case.
Hacker Attempts on Arizona Election System: 50K a Month
Hackers go after the secretary of state's office hundreds of times a day.
Census: Tucson's Growth Strongest Outside City Limits
Suburbs and unincorporated areas have some of the fastest growth rates.
Temporary Bridge to Ease Traffic Again During I-10 Work
A project at I-10 and Wilmot marks the second time ADOT has used temporary bridges in the Tucson area.
ADOT: Don't Forget to Update IDs by 2020 if You Plan to Fly
The agency is urging Arizonans who wish to fly to update their identification to comply with federal law.
Pulling Back the Curtain on "Oaf"
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Conserving water today to prevent a crisis in two years; Tucson readers share their best-loved novels for "The Great American Read"; the harmonious sounds created by Tibetan singing bowls.
Arizona Supreme Court: Medical Marijuana on Campus Not a Crime
The state's high court ruled that the Legislature can't change the voter-approved law.
City Council Wants Voters to Decide on Even-Year Elections
The Tucson council asked staff to draft of a ballot measure that would put the matter before voters in November.
