BLM halts SunZia Transmission Project in Arizona amid concerns over cultural impact
A temporary suspension sparks consultations as the Bureau of Land management responds to cultural concerns, impacting a segment of the transmission project
Ballot counting continues in Pima County
Officials are wrapping up their work
"Stewart Udall: The Politics of Beauty"
Also on Arizona Spotlight: How teachers are dealing with AI in classrooms; and a story of survival in plain sight from Children of the Holocaust.
Southern Arizona election results
Tucson Democrats appear to have a clean sweep. Some other races are too close to call.
TEP's energy plan under review
Assessing Tucson Electric Power's path to carbon neutrality and natural gas debate
Phoenix finishes clearing downtown homeless encampment after finding shelter for more than 500
The hundreds of tents that once lined blocks of streets in the area are now gone.
Election Task Force calls for changes to AZ law on voting rights, registration and training
The task force came up with 16 proposals to adress staff, security and voting rights
That green lawn may not be so green: Gas-powered equipment are heavy polluters
Gas-powered lawn equipment in Arizona emitted 445,908 tons of carbon dioxide in 2020, the polluting equivalent of putting 98,162 cars on the road, a new report says.
Fighting fire with fire: How prescribed burns protect forests in northern Arizona
The prescribed burns in Kaibab National Forest are part of the U.S. Forest Service’s 10-year wildfire crisis strategy, which aims to combat wildfires in high-risk forest landscapes.
The University of Arizona is taking its fundraising campaign public
The Fuel Wonder campaign has a $120 million head start.
University of Arizona leads the way in western environmental justice initiatives
Empowering communities and bridging gaps: UA's role in transforming environmental equity
Biologists are keeping a close eye on a rare Mexican wolf that is wandering out of bounds
This marks the second time the wolf — identified as F2754 — has ventured north.
The Buzz examines Southern Arizona's home rental market
Rent costs have outpaced wage growth, leading to issues for many renters and growth in help for those households.
Cattle grazing is ruining the habitat of 2 endangered bird species along Arizona river, lawsuit says
The lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Tucson targets seven grazing allotments spanning 15 miles along the Gila River.
Governor orders more funding for elections, paid leave for state workers serving at polls
Hobbs said around $2.3 million from the American Rescue Plan Act will be earmarked to “support free, fair and secure elections."
