TUSD to continue to revise sex ed curriculum, deferring vote
The governing board voted Tuesday night to continue to refine the plan, targeting next school year for implementation.
AG notifies Benson City Council of open meetings violation
The office determined the city of Benson violated open meetings law in July.
Ducey appoints Montgomery to Arizona Supreme Court
The appointment of the controversial prosecutor and Ducey ally brought both fervent support and opposition.
Lawsuit against more fast-track deportations scheduled for hearing on Friday
A regulation announced in July would allow ICE to deport undocumented people without seeing a judge under certain circumstances.
Report: US Native American health agency at crossroads
The Indian Health Service has been plagued with problems standing in the way of delivering health care.
25 killed in attack on bar in coastal Mexico
Mexico's president is calling for an investigation into possible ties to government officials.
US moves FEMA, Coast Guard money to fund border programs
$217 million would be moved to fund things like increasing the number of beds for detained immigrants.
How 1970s neoliberalism factors into today's mass migration from Central America
A discussion with UA cultural anthropologist Megan Carney.
A look at Arizona gun laws
Recent mass shootings raised gun control legislation questions again.
"Never again, para nadie."
Also on Arizona Spotlight: New state law that may provide justice for greater numbers of Indigenous women and girls; A reaction to the Trump administration changing the Endangered Species Act; and a very short story from Aurelie Sheehan.
Court limits order that had stopped Trump asylum limits
Most crossing the southern border are Central Americans fleeing violence and poverty, who would largely be ineligible for asylum.
County puts off vote to raise tobacco age to 21
The delay caused the city to postpone its vote, and council members say they may try to pass an ordinance on their own.
Head of CBP defends agency's response to migration 'crisis'
Mark Morgan says politicians and the news media are unfairly demonizing border agencies.
US moves to limit asylum for threatened family members
The U.S. attorney general says not all family units can be considered a "social group" for the purposes of asylum.
As Southwest water managers grapple with climate change, can a 'Grand Bargain' work?
The approach aims to rebalance some of the bad math that came from promising water to too many people.
