20% of Santa Cruz County Children Attend Preschool
Education implications may be mitigated by bilingual education.
How the Holocaust History Center Shines a Light on Justice for Global LGBTQ Community
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National Public Lands Day Brings Chance to Enjoy the Outdoors, Give Back
Federal land managers are looking for volunteers to help with restoration and improvement projects near Tucson.
Raytheon Drones Fly Into Hurricanes to Collect Data
'Coyotes' were used recently in Hurricane Maria to aid in continuous monitoring.
UA Starts Process of Firing Basketball Coach Charged in Bribery Case
Statement from UA president says school is beginning an independent investigation into Emanuel "Book" Richardson.
OSIRIS-REx Instruments Get Trial Run
Spacecraft's cameras send back portrait of Earth.
It May be Cheaper to Buy Than Rent a Dorm Room in Tucson
A real estate company's data show comparable prices for buying versus renting.
UA Men's Basketball Assistant Coach Facing Federal Charges
Emmanuel "Book" Richardson accused in FBI fraud conspiracy.
Flowing Wells Library to Expand Footprint, Services
The branch closes on Saturday, Sept. 30 for what is expected to be a year-long renovation project.
Obamacare Repeal Will Cost AZ Economy
A report from ASU predicts recession if health care jobs are eliminated.
Environmental Group Sues Federal Agencies Over Rosemont Copper Approval
Center for Biological Diversity claims US Fish and Wildlife Service did not fully consider impact on endangered species and water.
OSIRIS-REx on its Way to Asteroid Bennu
Close-Earth encounter lets team test instruments, take pictures of Earth.
Link Between Depression, Dementia To Be Studied
Among those with dementia, 15%-45% also diagnosed with depression.
Dry End Bringing a Close to Above-Average Monsoon
Months that proceeded a record-breaking July have brought below-average rain.
Arizona Public Lands Less Likely to Burn in Wildfires Than Many Western States
Federal and state public land has similar percentage of acreage deemed at "high risk" of burning.
