Baseball is back! Cactus League expects full crowds, significant economic impact with 2023 spring training
The Cactus League has been forced to pivot the last three years with the global pandemic and MLB lockout changing the way the league brought in its revenue.
World's largest bomb squad training visits Marana for specialized training
Raven's Challenge first started in 2004 in Seattle.
Hobbs vows not to carry out execution scheduled by court
Hobbs' vow not to execute Aaron Gunches on April 6 for his murder conviction in a 2002 killing came a day after the state Supreme Court said it must grant an execution warrant.International Women’s Day Rally: Stand with Women of Afghanistan and Iran
https://www.facebook.com/TucsonAfghanCommunity/
Obstetrician appeals decision over Arizona abortion law
The suit seeks to reverse an Arizona Court of Appeals ruling that said doctors couldn’t be charged for performing abortions in the first 15 weeks of pregnancy.
Arizona court OKs execution request that AG tried to undo
The state’s highest court said it must grant an execution warrant.
AG warns Cochise County Board of Supervisors
Open meeting law violations were raised.
Local authors shine at Tucson Festival of Books
Some of the books are self-published.
The Buzz: Congress' new interest in the AZ/Mexico border
As congressional representatives flock to the state, we ask if their rhetoric is true.
Episode 357: Investigating methods for heat management in Arizona.
Researchers are advising city managers planning for the continued effects of changing summer climate.
Aging Backwards 4: The Miracle of Flexibility
THURSDAY at 8
"Pru Payne" stars Mimi Kennedy & Gordon Clapp on finding love in the shadow of memory loss.
Also on Arizona Spotlight: New water conservation plan finds opposition; meet the women who founded Borderlands Brewing Co.; and a cautionary tale from Stories that Soar!KXCI presents Honor the Earth: Water Is Life Southwest Festival
https://kxci.org/events/honor-the-earth-water-is-life-southwest-festival/
Proposed pause on reservoir releases prompts Arizona and Lower Basin states to respond
Those states essentially agreed with the idea of suspending water releases, but said water managers should wait a few months.
