Coronavirus precautions, treating addiction in jail, border detonations
Arizona 360 revisits AZPM's ongoing Arizona Addicted reporting series.
January 2020 was warmest January in 141 years of records, NOAA says
The four warmest Januaries documented in the climate record have occurred since 2016, the agency said.
Mexico prepares for the expected arrival of coronavirus
The president says the country is prepared for an outbreak and accused opponents of stoking fears to discredit him.
Final charge dismissed against humanitarian aid worker Scott Warren
Prosecutors declined to say why they dropped the case against Warren.
Diversity and desegregation in TUSD
After decades of legal battles and diversification efforts, the Tucson Unified School District wants to be released from court supervision.
Route set for Tucson's spring 2020 Cyclovia
The path will include downtown and South Tucson streets.
As Western coal plants close, what happens to their water?
Closures looming, communities are starting to discuss how this newly freed up water should be put to use.
Maricopa County becomes largest to approve 'Second Amendment sanctuary' measure
The county joins a growing movement of places adopting resolutions to counter policies that could be seen as infringing on gun rights.
Initiative filed to block Arizona school voucher expansions
The voter initiative would cap growth on the state's school voucher program and put in place several other limits.
Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick returns to House after alcohol treatment
Kirkpatrick will hold a "Congress on your corner" event this weekend as part of her return.
Hearing looks at border wall construction's impact on Native American sites
The chairman of the Tohono O'odham Nation compared it to building a wall at Arlington National Cemetery.
UA Confucius Institute closing
Political tensions with China impacted the operation of the cultural center.
UA library construction project reaches milestone
Renovation of the main library almost complete, new construction continues.
Court says Mexicans cannot sue Border Patrol agents in fatal shootings
A ruling on Tuesday about a cross-border shooting in Texas could affect a decision on a similar case that took place in Arizona.
Phoenix Council votes 5-4 for civilian oversight of police
The vote came after dozens of mostly Hispanic and African American community members spoke for a citizen review board with investigative powers.
