Survey: Arizona Voters Support Alternatives to Bail
If a person poses no safety risk Arizonans see no need to keep them in jail.
Tucsonans Protest Trump's Order on Immigration
Police estimate more than 700 people gather at federal courthouse downtown.
Refugees No Threat to Security, Tucson Advocate Says
After lengthy vetting, 1,300 came to Tucson last year; more were expected in 2017.
Episode 122: A Workforce Pipeline for Tucson Manufacturers
Plus, analysis of Monsanto greenhouse plans; churches offer sanctuary to undocumented immigrants.
Border Patrol Chief Resigns One Day After Trump Executive Order
One of the shortest tenures in agency history.
Arizona Republican Delegation on Trump's Wall
The response isn't uniform.
Federal Government Sponsors Tucson Security Symposium
Homeland Security officials to sit down with local businesses.
Southern Arizona Towns Navigating a More Moderate Growth
Oro Valley, Sahuarita, Marana mayors balancing residents' needs with growth, planning and revenue.
Former UA Professor Sentenced in Meat Store Theft Case
John Marchello faced probation or up to almost four years in prison.
15,000 People Turn Up For Tucson Women's March
Organizers had expected between 2,000 and 5,000.
Trump Defense Promises Could be Boon to Southern Arizona Economy
Public- and private-sector military spending has a heavy impact on an area's economy.
McGinnis Named Head of Saguaro National Park
The former interim superintendent is becoming permanent.
Rillito Horse Racing Gets Another Lap: Through 2021
Extension comes with a stipulation for $1M in upgrades to Rillito Park facilities.
Former Arizona Gov. Napolitano Hospitalized for Cancer
A statement did not identify the type of cancer, but said the 59 year old was diagnosed in August.
Old Pima Courthouse Getting Original Shade of Paint
Iconic tile dome retained, original color restored as part of preservation project.
