Opioid Epidemic; Children's Health Insurance; Temporary Protected Status
Also, a discussion about the impact of government shutdowns.
Flagstaff Business Leaders Divided Over Minimum Wage Law
The law gradually raises minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2021.
Tucson's Hotel Industry Sees Jump in Bookings
Last year, hotels saw an increase of 13 percent over 2016.
Tucson Schools Celebrate National School Choice Week
Public school open enrollment, charter schools and magnets are part of the picture of school choice in Arizona.
Sen Flake Pushes for DACA Resolution
The Arizona Republican says he will hold McConnell to a promise to bring DACA up for a vote.
State-University Partnership Formed to Fight Opioid Crisis
UA and the Department of Health Services are receiving a $2.2 million grant for training.
Former Football Staffer Files New $8.5M Claim Against UA, Rodriguez
Melissa Wilhelmsen claims the UA failed to protect her against sexual assault and harassment by Athletics Department personnel.
3.4 Million Passengers Flew Out of Tucson International in 2017
Airport monthly passenger numbers have grown for 18 straight months.
Buffelgrass, Threat to Desert Habitat, Cultivated South of the Border
Ranchers in Mexico see it as a cheap source of cattle feed.
Former UA Honors Dean Sues Regents Over Discrimination
MacCorquodale also seeks higher salaries for all female deans at UA.
NAFTA and Future of 200K Jobs in Arizona
A conversation about the impact of NAFTA on the state, as talks resume in Montreal.
The Race for Jeff Flake's Senate Seat
And the ripple effect on other upcoming campaigns.
Changing the Culture of UA Football Following Rodriguez's Firing
A conversation with columnist Greg Hansen about multimillion dollar contracts and the culture of UA Athletics.
Efforts to Track Campaign Dollars in Arizona
With election season underway, big money is expected for Arizona campaigns.
How, or When, to Measure the Impact of the Minimum Wage Hike
Economist Jim Rounds talks about the complexity of understanding the impact of the increase.
