Twenty-story county building is losing its bricks
Contractors will inspect and repair the 50-year-old tower.
TUSD moves closer toward approving new sex education curriculum
The district's sex ed policies have not been updated since 2006.
Rosemont Copper mine ruling expected to have national impact
If upheld, the ruling would make opening a large mine on public lands very difficult, experts say.
Ducey signs bill to investigate missing, murdered Indigenous women
Legislation passed in May established a task force to be made up of tribal leaders, victims advocates, tribal police and social workers.
Understanding data more and more important for college students, professor says
Hoshin Gupta suggests there are some basic ways of seeing the world through data that all college students should understand.
Border Patrol agent who ran down fleeing immigrant offered plea deal
Matthew Bowen faced charges over ramming a migrant with his vehicle and lying about it to investigators.
OSIRIS-REx team IDs targets among boulders of asteroid's rough terrain
Asteroid Bennu's tricky surface has pushed the mission to take a new approach to sample collection.
Deportee flight cancellation to Mexico brings new challenges to migrants
Migrants being obliged to use border crossings is making them more vulnerable, a nonprofit agency says.
Mexico offers legal aid to migrants arrested in Mississippi raids
Mexican citizens who are deported will receive help in obtaining work, health care and schooling, the country's foreign relations secretary said.
Forest Service releases environmental review of Resolution Copper mine
The agency is seeking public comment on the controversial project near Superior, Arizona.
Pascua Yaqui Tribe starts building new health services center
The building will centralize specialty clinics and other social services available to tribal members.
NAU to implement 'virtual parking' with cameras that read plates
License plates will be treated as permits and scanned by cameras mounted to university vehicles, officials said.
TPD chief says sanctuary initiative threatens major investigations
One of the writers of the initiative says interagency cooperation will not be affected.
Housing development near San Pedro River gets green light, again
The Army Corps of Engineers has once again approved a key permit for Vigneto, a huge housing development near Benson, despite environmental concerns.
Mental illness not a factor in mass violence, group says
The mentally ill are far more likely to injure themselves than to harm others, says NAMI of Southern Arizona.
