Business Pitch Tournament Taking Place in Phoenix
Six Tucson companies are participating in a head-to-head match; final 4 teams will split $50K to go toward their startup company.
Six Tucson companies are participating in a head-to-head match; final 4 teams will split $50K to go toward their startup company.
Arizona Game & Fish confirms deaths Weds., meaning 15 of 31 sheep relocated from Yuma to Santa Catalinas in Tucson have died.
Officials at Tucson's Davis-Monthan hosted a 5K and 10K run/walk to educate people about a mostly-off-limits site.
Federal lawsuit against regulations that would limit use of most common abortion-inducing drug; would have gone into effect April 1.
One easy way to tell if a person is up to handling such tasks is to make sure they are licensed.
Known as Ash Wednesday, millions of Catholics, other Christians will have ashes placed on their foreheads today even if they can't make it to church.
SynCardia will launch a smaller device for people who are too petit such as elderly women and children.
A major challenge for the device's manufactures is its battery, which must be safe, reliable and long lasting as it controls abnormal heartbeat.
Arizona Senate OKs legislation sponsored by state Sen. Al Melvin of Tucson; standards implemented in 2010, some Republicans have denounced them.
Crisis Intervention Training raises awareness, reduces use of force, but did not take hold in Southern Arizona until tragedy in 2000.
Common bird is considered playful and intelligent, connected to mythology and symbolism
Former chief retired, Cmdr. Brian Seastone promoted; he proposes more community outreach, working with other UA departments.
More Tucson residents are experimenting with aquaponics systems in their homes or businesses.
Report by the National Park Service says Grand Canyon generated just under half a billion dollars, Tucson's Saguaro Park about $38 million from visitors.
Those include initial approval to bill that would allow surprise inspections to abortion clinics; Brewer signs campaign finance law repeal.
However state still ranks second in the nation for residents e ployed in the field, according to report.
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