ACA Open Enrollment Begins, Prompting Local Health Care Push
Healthcare.gov offerings for 2018 are similar to the previous year's offering, according to health care officials.
Historic Backlog in U.S. Immigration Cases Could Reach 1 Million by 2020
The political bias of judges goes unchecked and unchallenged.
Tucson Adding Bike Share to Transit Options
More than 30 bike stations will be installed in central Tucson.
State Calls on Congress to Fund KidsCare
Gov. Ducey sent a letter to members urging quick action.
Dia de los Muertos
Resources for teachers to bring the cultural celebration into the classroom
Show Features Art as Freedom from Confinement
UA Honors College blends words, movement and visual performance to celebrate life "Unbarred."
The Durrells in Corfu Season 2: Episode Four
Larry is back home recovering from the mumps. Aunt Hermione arrives with a spiritualist friend.
Midsomer Murders: Four Funerals and a Wedding
A ninety-year-old battle of the sexes comes to a head in Broughton, with casualties on both sides.
Native American Heritage Month Resources for Teachers
In November, the United States honors and celebrates the customs and legacy of Native Americans.
On the Ballot: Sales Taxes for Zoo Fixes
Tucson residents to decide on new funding to replace and repair Reid Park Zoo infrastructure.
Facing Loss of State Funding, Bisbee to Roll Back Bag Ban
Version of resolution being drafted would make the ban voluntary, but reserve the city's right to challenge the state in court.
No Rain Fell in Tucson in October, Officially
It was the 12th time the Weather Service recorded no rainfall for the month.
Pew Report: Favorable View of Mexico Grows in US
The reverse was true south of the border, with a rapid decline in Mexicans expressing a favorable view of the U.S.
Feds, States Warn of Student-Loan Scam
Scammers attempt to trick people into upfront payments for fraudulent services.
ICE Promises Crackdown on Employers
Agency leadership is signaling it will prosecute employers who hire undocumented workers.
