Report Card: Breastfeeding Rates Still Fall Short
The CDC report suggested most mothers want to breastfeed but lack necessary social supports.
Mexican Politics On the Agenda for Binational Meeting in Phoenix
Leaders from both sides of the border will discuss cross-border economic development.
Campaigns Underway for TUSD, SUSD Boards
Incumbents seek to defend their seats against challengers.
Secretary of State Faces Lawsuit Over Voter Address Updates
Suit claims tardy driver's license updates could leave some Arizonans locked out of elections.
VA Schedules Mental Health Summit
Event brings together vets, officials and service providers to discuss suicide prevention
Arizona Has Been 'Banking' CAP Water But Doesn't Have a Clear Plan to Withdraw It
No infrastructure exists to pump from recharge sites where nearly 25 percent of the water-bank water is stored.
Yuma Border; Human Trafficking and Cartels; Santa Cruz River Threat
Plus, a conversation with incumbent candidate Gov. Doug Ducey.
UA Tech Park to Mentor Companies in Solar Competition
Participants could win portion of $3 million. Will receive help from UA and other 'Connector' organizations.
Researcher Finds New Urgency for Climate Solution in Tree Recovery Lag
Professor David Breshears says trees are failing to keep up with frequency of droughts.
Group Pledges to Help Asylum Seekers Fleeing Domestic Violence Despite Ruling
A group women in Southern Arizona say they will defy a recent decision and continue helping immigrant women.
Another Breach of Mexico-to-Arizona Sewage Pipeline Feared
Last year a break in the pipeline sent millions of gallons of raw sewage into the Santa Cruz River.
Transgender Asylum Seeker From Honduras Expected to be Paroled
Nicol crossed into the U.S. at a Nogales port of entry almost four months ago.
US Judge Extends Halt on Deportations of Separated Families
The order affects many of the more than 2,500 children separated from their families.
McSally Lead Widens in Republican Senate Race
Poll suggests "undecided" voters are deciding for McSally.
Former Arizona State Treasurer Carol Springer Dead at 81
Springer was one of 5 women who won the highest state offices in 1998.
