Conservationists: Oil drilling plan doesn't do enough to protect Chaco
The BLM projects as many as 3,000 new oil and gas wells in the area surrounding Chaco Culture National Historical Park.
Arizona officials say state well prepared for coronavirus risk
The state's residents are currently at low risk for the coronavirus that causes COVID 19, according to state officials.
Arizona teachers significantly less diverse than students
Experts say a diverse teacher pool can have an impact on student achievement.
Court rejects claim that Ducey’s pick of McSally was unconstitutional
A 9th Circuit panel found the governor can make "temporary" appointments and that the time between the appointment and the election is not unreasonably long.
Mission San Xavier in Tucson to undergo preservation project
Workers will spend the next two years replacing problematic plaster around the structure’s centuries-old brick walls.
Tohono O’odham chair decries ongoing controlled blasts for border wall project
Chairman Ned Norris, Jr. testified during a U.S. House subcommittee hearing.
How Pima County treats inmates with addiction, behavioral health issues
Lorraine Rivera toured the jail with correctional officers and health care staff.
Why getting a flu shot is advised amid coronavirus concerns
A discussion with UA epidemiologist Michael Worobey.
Coronavirus precautions, treating addiction in jail, border detonations
Arizona 360 revisits AZPM's ongoing Arizona Addicted reporting series.
January 2020 was warmest January in 141 years of records, NOAA says
The four warmest Januaries documented in the climate record have occurred since 2016, the agency said.
Mexico prepares for the expected arrival of coronavirus
The president says the country is prepared for an outbreak and accused opponents of stoking fears to discredit him.
Final charge dismissed against humanitarian aid worker Scott Warren
Prosecutors declined to say why they dropped the case against Warren.
Diversity and desegregation in TUSD
After decades of legal battles and diversification efforts, the Tucson Unified School District wants to be released from court supervision.
Route set for Tucson's spring 2020 Cyclovia
The path will include downtown and South Tucson streets.
As Western coal plants close, what happens to their water?
Closures looming, communities are starting to discuss how this newly freed up water should be put to use.
