Vital Reservoir Lake Mead OK for Now, But Shortages Loom
A forecast suggests climate and demand could drain so much water cutbacks would be necessary.
UA Study Uncovers Workplace Bias Based on Family Roles
The research found that focus is put on whether employees are seen as "providers" or "caregivers."
Kroger Begins Testing Driverless Grocery Deliveries in Scottsdale
Same-day or next-day delivery orders can be made online or via a mobile app.
Arizona Unemployment Drops Slightly in July
Figure stands at 4.6 percent; seasonal job losses in education, hospitality
Arizona Voters Won't See Senate Primary Debates
Three GOP candidates are vying to replace Sen. Jeff Flake, while Democrats see the seat as a key step in taking the U.S. Senate.
UA Tree-Ring Research Narrows Window for Massive Bronze Age Eruption
Newer methods helped close the gap on an ancient explosion that dimmed the sun across the Eastern Mediterranean.
TUSD OKs Suing County or State Over Desegregation Funding
Legal action was approved by the governing board unanimously Tuesday night to protect district taxpayers.
TUSD Asking if it Should Stop Using the Term 'Rodeo Days'
The board has called for a survey after an activist group said the name glorifies the mistreatment of animals.
Sonoran Highway Construction Won't Be Done In August After All
An official said the real goal of the deadline was simply to speed up the construction process.
Former DEA Agent Pleads Guilty in Firearms Case
Joseph Michael Gill sold two rifles to people police believe were going to use them illegally.
Potential New Coal Plant Operator Offers Few New Details
The Chicago-based company said it would run the plant at 44 percent of capacity to make it more economical.
Insurer Backs Effort to Address Opioid Misuse, Overdoses
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona is spending $10M on an effort to support prevention, treatment and recovery programs.
Superintendent Recommends TUSD Provide Education for Kids at Migrant Facility
Superintendent Gabriel Trujillo says the district is working with its lawyers, Southwest Key and the federal Office of Refugee Resettlement.
US Appeals Court Revives Suit Over Border-Crossing Photos
At issue is whether restrictions on photography at the border are justified by security concerns.
Tucson Housing Market Steady in July
Low inventory causing standstill in home sales.
