Sunday Commemoration Marks 6 Years Since Tucson Shooting
Events to commemorate the anniversary will take place over the coming week.
Growing Bat Population Good for Tequila Drinkers
The once endangered long-nosed bat may come off the federal protection list.
Tucson New Year's DUIs Jump Compared with Previous Year
Staffing issues meant there were fewer officers patrolling streets last year.
ASU Wins NASA Funding for Two Space Missions
One will go to asteroid, another involves objects orbiting Jupiter.
Tucson Church Opens Doors to Refugees Fleeing Violence
Church basement converted into living quarters for 50 Central American women, children.
Wish List for State Business Leaders: Education, Roads
Also: Less regulation, expanded Arizona-Mexico trade, ballot initiative reform.
McSally, Flake, McCain to Introduce Jan. 8 Memorial Bill
The shooting took the lives of 6 people and wounded 13 more.
Task Force Works Toward 'Business-Friendly' Tucson
An initiative looks to take 'action steps' push business in the city.
As Shoppers Dwindle, Korean Merchants Depart Nogales
There were once more than 150 Korean families; now less than 40 remain.
Mexico Proposes Legislation To Counter Border Wall Expansion
Bill would lead to review of fundamental treaties between the countries.
Mexico Mulls Options Should US Withdraw From NAFTA
Analysts fear an investment slowdown due to uncertainty over the agreement.
Are the Southwest Monument Designations Permanent?
Obama declares Bears Ears, Gold Butte monuments in a changing political landscape.
US-Mexico Study of San Pedro River a Binational First
The San Pedro River Aquifer provides water to people on both sides of the border.
Early Arizona Records Available, Free, on Ancestry Website
The state inked a deal to open access to historical census, school, marriage, prison data.
New Flights Have More Passengers Flying from Tucson
Tucson International Airport traffic was unusually high in October, November.
