Military Report Details Sexual Assault in the Ranks
Marines reported the highest number of assaults among the four branches of the military.
Prison Guards and Inmates Unite in Plea for Better Security
Calls for action point to problems with door locks that critics say resulted in the death of an inmate and the beating of guards.
Tensions Between the Press and State Arise In Mexico
The president's viral commentary has sparked worry about the impact of that rhetoric on journalists in the country.
Napier Testifies Before House Committee
The Pima County sheriff said the border has been in "crisis" for decades.
Climate Change Making Southwest Hotter
A UA professor lays out the changes for congressional committee.
Former Tucson City Councilman Roy Laos Dies at 65
The Tucson native served from 1977-1988
UA Sophomore Named Student Regent
Anthony Rusk will become the second Student Regent on the board.
GOP Leaders in Immigrant-Heavy States OK with Census Citizenship Question
The divide between red and blue states is stark as both prepare for a census that could ask about citizenship for the first time in 70 years.
Ducey Names New Arizona Supreme Court Justice
The governor has named his fourth justice to the high court.
Arizona Utility Finally Comes Clean About Political Spending
APS spent millions of dollars on the election for the commission that regulates it.
Jaguar Recovery Plan Envisions Sprawling Habitat Areas
The plan from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service drew criticism from environmental groups.
$220M Available to Small Businesses to Clean Up Navajo Uranium Mines
The funding comes from a $1.7 billion settlement from a company that mined the region.
Arizona Lawmakers Wade Into Tomato Fight
State lawmakers are defending Arizona's agriculture industry
Yuma Declares Emergency Over Migrant Family Releases
Mayor Douglas Nicholls said he's looking for federal funding and a "FEMA-like response."
Equal Rights Amendment Fails to Get Vote in Arizona House
Democrats called for a vote to ratify the constitutional amendment.
