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.
Civilizations Episode 2: How Do We Look?
Explore images of the human body in ancient art.
Ducey Signs Bill Requiring Abortion Questions, Reporting
Providers obligated to ask why a woman is having an abortion; the patient is not required to answer.
McCain in Stable Condition After Surgery in Phoenix, Office Says
The senator was hospitalized over the weekend for an intestinal infection.
Unforgotten: Season One Finale
A second cold case solves the mystery.
How Social Media Could Give Underfunded Candidates a Boost
Also, a look at which groups donate the most to Arizona’s top gubernatorial candidates.
Former Border Patrol Deputy Chief Discusses National Guard Deployment
Ron Colburn says troops increase deterrence and help the agency address staffing issues.
Prof: Origins of Migrant Caravan Rooted in Religion
UA's Elizabeth Oglesby explains the heightened attention on the annual migration.
UA Researchers Turn Up Heat for Biochemical Study
A study is looking at how human sweat can provide insights on body systems.
