Drone flights cost firefighters time in north Tucson mountain blaze
Drone operators could face prison time and fines if they are caught interfering with airborne crews.
Border Patrol turns to private industry for ideas to stop border wall breaches
The agency is asking contractors for ideas to "leapfrog current technology."
Arizona sues Google over location tracking practices
The state says the tech giant illegally collected location data.
Hubble space telescope marks 30 years of exploration
The space science landmark received help from the University of Arizona.
Window opens for tribes to seek licenses for internet access
Tribes had pushed to be first in line for the licenses that once were reserved for education institutions.
UA physicist says many subatomic breakthroughs to come
John Rutherfoord is among researchers using the Large Hadron Collider.
New online tool points consumers Native American-owned businesses
The RezRising website and phone app aims to not only draw attention to Native American entrepreneurs, but also change attitudes.
New tools in store for cell biology researchers
UA scientist examining ways to show cellular chemistry at work
The future automated workplace
How the "new industrial revolution" will affect jobs and education in Tucson and Pima County.
Former UA College of Science dean talks Biosphere 2, OSIRIS-REx
Joaquin Ruiz, who has transitioned to a new role at the university, highlights the college's top achievements over the last two decades.
Safety agency says distracted driver caused fatal Uber autonomous test vehicle crash
The agency criticized a lack of federal and state regulation for autonomous vehicles.
Slow broadband speeds challenge Tohono O'odham Community College
People living on tribal lands or in rural areas have underserved broadband needs across Arizona.
More small cell poles coming to Tucson
The poles enhance provider networks, but some carry 5G capabilities.
UA prof giving public talk on dark matter in Spanish
Graduate students had the idea to host a lecture for Spanish speakers.
Some border drug screening devices can't detect low purity fentanyl
The gadgets, which cost $26 million, can't pick up the drug if the purity is less than 10%, a report says.
