Arizona Forests Lift Fire Restrictions, Some Area Closures
Rain and humidity have calmed conditions that led to the restrictions.
Train Traffic Moving Again Through Arizona Derailment Site
27 cars derailed Tuesday on a route parallel to I-10 during heavy monsoon rains.
The Doctor Blake Mysteries: Measure Twice
When Blake is called to investigate the murder of a retired carpenter, his only real suspect is a young Jehovah's Witness.
TUSD Approves Property Tax Increase for Transportation Fixes, Safety
The tax will pay for road improvements around certain schools that pose potential threats for students.
City Council Sets Details For November Parks Bond
Financial oversight mechanisms put in place by a 5-1 vote.
Supreme Court to Open 2018 Term with Arizona Case
Two former Mount Lemmon firefighters claim age discrimination.
Kingdoms of the Sky: Himalaya
The extraordinary wildlife and people of the Himalaya – the highest mountain range on earth.
Life at the Extremes: Surviving with Animals
In some natural wonders, animals can make the difference between life and death.
Elections Body Sues Lawmakers Over Ballot Measure Language
The Citizens Clean Elections Commission claims Legislative Council approved deceptive language on measure.
Peso Gains Against Dollar After Mexican Elections, Defying Some Expectations
One analyst said a smooth democratic transition and a weakening dollar buoyed the currency's strength.
Arizona Must Act Fast to Replace Cross-Border Pipeline, Official Says
The 8-mile IOI, which spewed raw sewage into the Nogales wash last year, is 25 years past its expected lifespan.
Phoenix Office Building Draws Attention as Rumored Shelter for Migrant Kids
The facility is run by MVM, Inc., a Virginia-based company that has strong ties to the federal government.
Lightning-Sparked Blazes Mean Decisions for Fire Managers
Naturally occurring fires can be managed for some benefit, but often must be extinguished for safety concerns.
Live Tonight: Trump Supreme Court Pick
NPR will be livestreaming President Trump's reveal of his choice for the next Supreme Court Justice Monday at 6:00 p.m.
Government to Reunite Some Migrant Kids With Parents
The Justice Department said 54 children under the age of 5 — less than half of those identified — will be reunited.
