Frontline: Trafficked in America
Get the inside story of Guatemalan teens forced to work against their will in Ohio.
Governor's Office Gives Rosy Budget Forecast
Revenue growth is higher than originally expected.
Supervisors Approve Turning Green Valley Golf Course Into Park
130 acres will be donated to the county, which will spend $90,000 rehabilitating the golf course
Arizona Repertory Singers Extempore, April 2018
AZPM's Andy Bade speaks with the conductor of the Arizona Repertory Singers, Elliot Jones.
Tucson City Council Approves 14-Story Building on 4th Ave
The project will demolish Maloney's Tavern adding housing units and retail businesses.
UA Law School Admissions Change Gains Traction Nationwide
The Bar Association is considering loosening testing requirements after UA used GRE scores to find students.
Bat Key to Tequila Trade Gets Off US Endangered Species List
The announcement was good news to both wildlife conservationists and drinkers of tequila, as the bats are important pollinators of agave.
SCOTUS Rejects Part of Law That Could Accelerate Some Deportations
Court said the law was vague about how to define violent crimes.
Ducey Appoints Outgoing Regents President as State Treasurer
Eileen Klein said she does not intend to run for a full term in the fall.
Ed Department Designates UA as Hispanic-Serving Institution
Federal agencies have extra funding earmarked for schools with the status.
Former Rep Don Shooter, Expelled for Harassment, Files $1.3M Claim
The claim says Shooter, who was expelled for sexual misconduct, was targeted by the governor's office over attempts to expose fraud.
Jury Deliberates Fate of Border Patrol Agent Charged With Murder
The judge tells jurors they may consider lesser charges than 2nd-degree murder.
Education Groups Still Considering Walkout
As governor proposes teacher raises, educators point to other funding demands.
Saguaro National Park To Raise Entrance Fees
All rates go up $5 on January 1st.
Ansel's Birthday
Ansel Adams played a critical role in founding the Center for Creative Photography in 1975. Since then, the CCP has become the largest collection of North American photography in the world.
