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Lynda Bergsma, Ph.D., director of the Arizona State Office of Rural Health Program, speaks about how new technology may help bridge the gap of mental healthcare.

Rural Mental Health Care Via New Technology

Through satellites, people could access psychiatrists, psychologists whose offices are miles away.

Astronauts Doug Hurley (left) and Rex Walheim (right) listen as a Paragon employee shows them how the tubes they manufacture are made.

Tucson Company Welcomes Visit From Astronauts

Local aerospace industry helping build NASA's next generation of spacecraft.

A cactus forest at the Tucson Mountain Unit of Saguaro National Park

AZ Group Seeks Volunteers for Wilderness Areas

Coalition offers steward training to monitor 1 million acres of back country.

Officials: Government's Response to Wildfires Not Affected Yet

Obama administration says this year's budget cuts haven't harmed ability to fight fires.

View of the Yarnell Hill Fire south of Prescott. The 8,400-acre fire left 18 hotshot firefighters dead.

Yarnell Fire 100% Contained

U.S. Forest Service said the blaze that killed 19 Prescott firefighters ceased late Wednesday night.

Tucson Mayor Jonathan Rothschild traveled to Washington, D.C. to meet with Arizona's federal officials about issues affecting Tucson.

City Approves Water Service Changes

Tucson's geographic limitations have been refined.

New Insect-Based Protein Bar Promotes Water Sustainability

Crickets could be an uprising culinary delicacy.

Monsoon rain is a common Tucson attraction during the month of July.

Heavy Rainfall Can Harm Roads

Damage is seen as potholes and cracks.

Justin Schmidt, Adjunct Scientist with the University of Arizona Department of Entomology, handles one of his many stinging insects which he uses to develop the Schmidt Sting Pain Index.

AZ Sky Island Region: One of Most Diverse in US

Home to a variety of organisms, such as beetles, scorpions and crickets.

Bruce Tabashnik, Head of the University of Arizona Department of Entomology, discusses how pests are adapting to GMO plants and what we can lean from these quickly adaptable pests.

GMOs: Safe, Productive for Protecting Crops

They are resistant to pests, protect yields from harmful insects, and safe to humans.

View of the Yarnell Hill Fire south of Prescott. The 8,400-acre fire left 18 hotshot firefighters dead.

Yarnell Residents Expected to Return Home Monday

Nearly 130 homes, structures were destroyed; 19 firefighters died in the deadly fire.

Our Great Outdoors

Discussing monsoon rains in the month of July, season brings a change of pace to the desert.

Our state's economic recession has had a big impact on organizations like The Humane Society of Southern Arizona. They now have to work harder to find the funding they need to deal with the ever-growing population of stray, abandoned, and abused animals.

Number of Stray, Runaway Animals Rises in July

While weather may be the main cause, Fourth of July celebrations also have a role.

Monsoon rain is a common Tucson attraction during the month of July.

Monsoon Causes Flooding in Flagstaff

Nearly 1 inch of rain falls in 15 minutes; more over 3-hour span, plus big hailstones.

Nearly 130 Homes, Structures Destroyed in Yarnell Fire

Earlier estimates ranged from 50 to 250, officials obtained better number after getting a closer look at the scene.

Visitors travel up and down Mt. Lemmon highway which leads to the top of this popular "sky island", one of many in Southern Arizona.

Mt. Lemmon Fees to Change Starting July 4

Recreation area will charge visitors in 11 individual sites instead of as a whole.

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