Planting Fish to Kill Mosquitoes: 'This Is Historical'
Endangered fish species going into swimming pool to eat larvae.
Air Force Puts Some A-10s in Jeopardy Again
Plans call for cutting three squadrons because of wing problems.
City of Douglas Hopes to Cash in on Trade with Mexico
New life and economic opportunity coming to Cochise County border town.
Tucson Awaits New Catholic Bishop; Kicanas to Retire
'Mysterious' process kept under wraps until the pope selects the next bishop.
Episode 83: Rejuvenating and Repairing the Aging Brain with Stem Cells
REPEAT. Treating Parkinson's and more with stem cells.
Tucson Pedestrian Deaths Up Sharply; Jaywalking Blamed
Officer: 'The person who is most responsible for your safety is you. You need to pay attention.'
Rosemont Mine Takes Step Forward with Forest Service Approval
More permitting and approval must go through before operations can begin.
Northanger Abbey
Enjoy Felicity Jones’ portrayal of Catherine Morland in Jane Austen’s parody of gothic fiction.
Arizona University Budgets Up for Review Thursday
The Arizona Board of Regents will decide on the 2018 proposals for Arizona's three public universities.
Limited Housing Inventory, and Space to Grow, Pushes Up Prices in Flagstaff
Long-term lack of homes for sale has lead to unaffordable prices for many residents.
NPR Special Coverage of Director James Comey's Testimony
Watch live video and read an annotated analysis of the proceedings beginning Thursday at 7 a.m.
Arizona Housing Market Finding Its Pace Post Recession
Markets back to where they should be after boom and bust of the housing bubble, economist says.
UA-Sonora Partnership Targets Diabetes in Mexico
Economic prosperity is partially to blame for epidemic, says World Health Organization.
Probation Changes Drive Down State's Recidivism Rate
Arizona is one of five states that has seen a double-digit drop in those re-entering prison.
As Heat Returns, Officials Urge Safety
Normal summer weather patterns in Southern Arizona can be fatal.
