Food Prices are Down 6 Percent in Arizona
Lower oil prices likely driving cost down.
Cartels, Corruption and Gasoline Theft Make for Deadly May in Mexico
Almost 2,200 were murdered, making it the deadliest month in decades, data show.
Supreme Court Ruling to Impact Refugee Resettlement in Southern Arizona
Refugees from six mostly Muslim countries must have tie to U.S. to get in.
Episode 321: U.S. Companies In Sonora Give Shape to Economic Ties
Exploring the connection throughout the Arizona-Sonora 'mega-region.'
How Might Your Coverage Change? TMC Event to Talk Health Care Legislation
Event will feature a panel of five experts talking about proposed health care legislation.
'Play Together, Love Together, Do Whatever You Can Together': Secrets to 80-year Marriage
Jim and Noni Saunders met on a blind date and married less than a year later.
A Salute to Arizona's Eldest Residents
Did you know that every year, "Happy 100th Birthday" cards are being sold in larger numbers? Meet and hear stories from women and men aged 99 years and older.
Green Valley Hospital Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Developer used controversial EB-5 Visa Program to raise millions to built hospital.
Raising Awareness about 'Water Banking,' Mainstay of Arizona Water Strategy
UA Water Resources Research Center says banking, recharge and recovery not well understood by the public.
Health Care Reforms Could Mean 400K Lose Insurance in Arizona
State-funded insurance losses would be greatest in rural places, possible result would be rural hospital closures.
Fire Restrictions on Federal Lands Tighten
Southeastern Arizona fires not allowed, even in developed campsites.
Episode 143: How Do We Deal With This Heat?
Plus: Breaking Ramadan fast with a Tucson Muslim family.
Changing Your Sleep Habits is Worth It, UA Researcher Says
Not getting enough sleep can result in memory and concentration issues, but also high blood pressure.
Cicadas Soundtrack Arrival of Summer, Monsoon in Arizona
Region hosts more than four dozen species.
No In-State Tuition for 'Dreamers,' Appeals Court Says
DACA students were granted in-state tuition two years ago.
