Arizona Signs onto Challenge of Obama's Immigration Policy
Brewer authorizes state joining lawsuit seeking to have president's executive actions declared unconstitutional.
Douglas Facing Recall Before Taking Office as Arizona Schools Chief
“Recall Diane Douglas” is an official political committee, must wait 6 months before collecting signatures.
Border Patrol Wants to Recruit More Women
One reason is increasing number of female migrants apprehended; currently make up only 5% of agents.
Pima Community College Chancellor Heads to D.C.
Lee Lambert is attending a summit at the White House on boosting college attendance.
Feds Hope to Combat Poverty Among Native American Youth
Obama administration says money for program will come from existing funds, nonprofits.
TUSD’s Mexican American Classes Under State Scrutiny Again
Arizona education officials make surprise visit to “culturally relevant” class at Tucson Unified high school.
A-10s Will Fly for Another Year
U.S. House, Senate Armed Services strike deal to keep funding aircraft.
Tucson Fast Food Workers Continue to Demand Better Pay
Local, nationwide protests happening Thursday; movement began two years ago.
Raúl Grijalva: A Liberal Leader, Optimistic About 2015
Immigration, environmental policy top his list of things to protect during 7th term in Congress.
Federal Grant May Help Relieve Navajo Hunger
1 in 5 on reservation is 'food insecure,' meaning they may not know source of their next meal, researchers say.
Consumer Group: Parents Should Keep an Ear Out for Loud Toys
Annual report highlights products that are harmful to children, including some that can cause hearing loss.
4.7 Earthquake Hit Sedona Sunday Night
Temblor centered 7 miles north of the northern Arizona town and 6 miles underground; no injuries reported.
Poll: Most Latinos Support Obama's Immigration Actions
Fixing system is a non-partisan issue for many Hispanic voters.
Sonoran Strange: Our Captivating and Complicated Community
Tucson poet, artist and performer Logan Phillips releases new book inspired by the region.
Some Undocumented Farmworkers Could Benefit from Obama's Immigration Changes
Although executive action doesn't address them directly, many have children who are US citizens.
