McSally Challenges Homeland Security on Data Accuracy
She disagrees with agency statistics about proportion of those caught crossing.
Tucson International Airport Will Unveil New Control Tower
FAA-owned tower replaces one of the oldest-running towers in the country.
Group, Gov. Ducey Hope to Stop Recreational Pot Measure
If passed, Prop. 205 will make recreational marijuana legal in Arizona.
Poverty Rate Falls in Arizona; 'Food Hardship' Continues
Food banks: 18.4% of Tucson families with children struggle to feed them.
What Can Politicians Actually Do To Improve the Economy?
Three experts weigh in on how public policy can improve Arizona's financial well-being.
$243 Million Surplus for State in 2015-16, Report Says
Second straight year of big surpluses reported for state tax, fees revenues.
UA Collaborative Study Seeks Ways to Slow Cognitive Decline
Universities recruiting adults age 65-90 for computer-based exercises and mild electric stimulation.
Could Arizona's Latino Voters Tip the Scale in November?
Also, excerpt of 1989 interview with Gov. Rose Mofford, who died this week.
Latino Voters Could Turn Elections, if They Vote
Turnout doesn't match population growth in Arizona; young voters hard to capture.
UA Professor Works to Replace Coral Snake Antivenom
'Race against time' to finish trials before complete shortage.
Stone Ave to be One Direction at Drachman Through Friday
Traffic will switch directions every 12 hours due to work on water lines.
Ajo to Fight Chronic Disease, on Two Wheels
A project is sending the town community bicycles to promote public health.
Mexican League Spring Training Starts Monday in Tucson
3 teams will hold practices for two weeks; 5 will take part in Mexican Baseball Fiesta.
Lower Costs, Improved Health Care See Progress in Tucson
Plus: update from Caterpillar; what's next for ITT Tech students; teens in government.
Getting in to College Is Just First Step for Many Latinos
While enrollment is growing, some face obstacles to ultimately receiving a degree.
