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Exhibit Reveals Historic, Natural Landscapes From Above

Images "represent heritage we all share," says aerial photographer Adriel Heisey, currently displayed at Arizona State Museum.

Andy Tobin (R), Speaker of the Arizona House of Representatives, discusses his support for Proposition 115.

AZ Bill Aims to Cut Medicaid Enrollment With New Requirements

Arizona House OKs bill sponsored by Speaker Andy Tobin, he says would give state tools to be safe in case federal government fails to fund program.

David Bromberg Returns to Southern Arizona

Multi-Instrumentalis is known for blending bluegrass, rock, country and jazz; will perform Southern Arizona shows

AZ Illustrated Arts: Thursday, March 6, 2014

Unscrewed Theater improve; Christian Youth Theater presents "Shrek - The Musical;" aerial photography.

Arizona Spotlight for March 7, 2014

Saturday is International Women's Day, Tucson women inspire changes at church; musician Dave Bromberg visits Arizona; artist explores the spiritual significance of ravens

Rebecca Brukman. 11/26/12. Contestants participate in annual El Tour De Tucson bike race.

Professional Bike Race Modified to Avoid New Streetcar Tracks

Closed-loop race provides spectator-friendly experience in urban environment, attract attention to area's businesses, event organizers say.

We talk to Charles Wolgemuth, UA Associate Professor in the Department of Physics, and Dhruv Kumar Vig, UA Graduate Student, about how they came up with a mathematical model to better understand how the Lyme bacteria spreads.

UA Physicists Develop Math Model, Could Help Lyme Disease Treatment

Researchers say mathematical model describes bacteria's location in relationship to rash associated with illness.

Funding for Proposed I-11 Unclear

Federal budget for highways is overstretched; project proponents for interstate linking PHX to Las Vegas say 'they will have to get creative.'

Ex Attorney Gen Joins Democratic Race for AZ Secretary of State

Terry Goddard officially enters race; served two terms as attorney general from 2003-10 and ran three times for governor unsuccessfully.

Tucson hosts the largest military aircraft storage site in the world, known as "The Boneyard" hosted a 5K fitness event.

AZ Illustrated Metro: Wednesday, March 4, 2014

Study shows funding for women assistance program down; Common Core update; proposed A-10 elimination; rare look at Davis-Monthan aircraft 'boneyard.'

An A-10 plane sits in a hanger at Davis Monthan Air Force Base.

Obama's Budget Proposal Asks for Mothballing of A-10

U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel first made proposal to retire plane about two weels ago; many flown at Tucson's Davis-Monthan.

We learn about the allocation of state funds to agencies or programs to help women become self sufficient. With us are guests Laura Penny, Executive Director of Women's Foundation of Southern Arizona, and George Cunningham Chairman of the Grand Canyon Institute.

Funding for Women's Services Down, Affecting Self-Sufficiency

Study analyzed 18 state-run services such as child care subsidies, domestic violence services.

AZ Members of Congress Ask DHS for 500 More Customs Officers

In a bipartisan effort lawmakers write to Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson with request

These endangered jaguars are part of a breeding population located near southern arizona .

Federal Gov Announces Efforts to Protect Endangered Jaguar

U.S. Fish and Wildlife designated about 1,200 square miles of Southern Arizona, New Mexico as critical habitat for species.

$500K Set Aside for 19 Hotshots Memorial

Arizona House passes bill 56-2 for funds to create site honoring firefighters killed in Yarnell fire June 2013.

AZ Senate Kills Bill Prohibiting Use of Common Core

SB 1310 would have revoked use of standards in state classrooms; legislation voted down Weds. with vote 18-12.

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