Murders in Mexico Appear to Drop By 15% Last Year, Analysis Says
Authorities would like to take credit but report's author says that is 'debatable;' certain cartels have established monopolies so no need to fight anyone, he argues.
Authorities would like to take credit but report's author says that is 'debatable;' certain cartels have established monopolies so no need to fight anyone, he argues.
Down from previous estimate of 366 acres; more than 400 people now assigned to the fire including 10 ground crews.
Arizona Senate gives initial approval of legislation that would facilitate attorneys to prosecute people for manslaughter for assisting in suicide.
Local artists creates unique vinyl records for bands; Soweto gospel comes to Tucson; The Art Speaks; profile of a professional balloon sculpture.
New radio system improves first responders' communication; UA president discusses tuition stabilization; Roger Road wastewater facility improvements; special air show at Davis-Monthan.
What do you love about your body?; a young Tucsonan wants to qualify for American Olympic skeet shooting team; 23rd AZ International Film Fest; unique approach to understanding English language.
3 AZPM producers discuss their findings in researching suicide prevention efforts for teens, college students, elderly.
Proposed train would go from Tucson to Phoenix; agency setting up series of booths around town to hear from people.
Arizona House approves legislation that would require four board members to live within Tucson city limits, others in Pima County area.
Public safety radio system allows police, medical and fire departments to talk to each other; solves past communication issue.
Project to rebuild Roger Road sewage treatment plant, and other wastewater system improvement done ahead of schedule, under budget.
Tuition is part of budget picture, but state funding for UA still lags, Hart says; tuition will freeze for 4 years for incoming freshmen.
Arizona Senate OKs with 19-10 vote; proponents say the requirements protect consumers who share private from identity theft.
Make-a Wish Arizona families, wounded warriors and World War II veterans were given a sneak peak of the show, presented by the Air Force's Thunderbirds.
Including being allowed to have weapons in government buildings that don't have strict security measures.
SB 1211 would allow livestock owners to kill Mexican gray wolves if attacking livestock or people; opponents say it violates Endangered Species Act.
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