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Attorney Bill Risner, March 2018.

Attorney Reflects on Murder Trial of Border Agent Lonnie Swartz

Bill Risner has represented several plaintiffs in civil cases against the Border Patrol.
Inter Secretary Ryan Zinke tours the Arizona-Mexico border on horseback outside Sasabe, March 2018.

Tohono O’odham Leaders Meet With Interior Secretary Zinke During Border Visit

Secretary Zinke toured the Arizona-Mexico border and spoke in support of President Trump's wall.
The new tower for Banner - University Medical Center Tucson, March 2018.

Banner-UMC Opening New Facility to Tours

Nine-story tower will open to patients in April 2019
Pima County Sheriff's Deputy Billiam Farmer is a school resource officer and representative for the Arizona School Resource Officers Association.

The Role of School Resource Officers in Arizona

Gov. Ducey's school safety plan includes more aid for school resource officers.

Judge: Land Trust Use to Fund Arizona Schools is Illegal

Federal judge says state may need to pay back millions in Proposition 123 money.
An Uber self-driving vehicle in San Francisco.

Gov. Ducey Suspends Uber From Autonomous Testing

The move comes in the wake of a pedestrian fatality in Tempe last week.
An F-35A Lightning II lands at Luke Air Force Base near Phoenix, Arizona, April 2016.

Battle Over F-35s Returns to Tucson

Opposition group gears up to resume fight against stealth jet.
Better understanding the motivations of top-dollar donors.

Money and Politics: Who Gives to Candidates and Why?

Thousands of people have donated to the campaigns of Arizona gubernatorial candidates. Hear from two big-dollar donors.
Cattle graze on wild grasses near Oracle, Arizona, September 2017.

Dry Conditions Will Likely Cost Cattle Ranchers, Association VP Says

Though forage due to last year's precipitation could help them manage until rains return.
Eileen Klein started serving as ABOR president in 2013.

Klein Announces She'll Step Down as Board of Regents President

Cites enrollment, performance improvements during term as board president.
At a March 7 PTO meeting at Thornydale Elementary, parents discuss what they can do after finding out Marana Unified School District may opt to close the school.

Marana Unified to Hear From Public on Future of Thornydale Elementary

The board has not commented despite parents' fears over the future of a special-needs program.
Arizona State Capitol Executive Tower

Money and Politics: Which Occupations Donate Most to Arizona Governor Candidates?

In campaign finance, CEOs and retirees are putting the most money into the gubernatorial race.
Orbital ATK will establish a 47-acre campus on Willis Road in Chandler's Price Corridor.

Aerospace, Defense Company to Expand Its Chandler Footprint

Orbital ATK will open a 47-acre campus near it's existing space.
A student walking down a hallway.

School Safety Plan; Building the Wall; New Tariff Impact

Also, a University of Arizona researcher explains how climate change has extended the state's wildfire season to year round.
A screenshot of a video of Tiangong-1 passing through the sky above Tucson.

UA Scientists Tracking Chinese Space Station Falling to Earth

Experts predict Tiangong-1 will have a fiery re-entry into Earth's atmosphere later this week.
Watering at a Yuma farm, 2014.

Yuma Residents to Lawmakers: Stop CAP From Stealing Water

Friday's listening session was the second in the state on proposed changes to water law.

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