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A community responding to COVID-19
March 27, 2020 The coronavirus has already impacted Southern Arizona in many ways, but people are finding ways to adapt.
Noise pollution in Arizona
March 20, 2020 From the skies and on the ground, constant noise can come with serious health risks.
Prepping for the impact of coronavirus in Arizona
March 13, 2020 As COVID-19 cases continue to climb across the U.S, we take a look at how our community is preparing.
Checking in on the 2020 Arizona Legislature
March 5, 2020 The path forward for some legislation is clearer with the session roughly halfway over.
Diversity and desegregation in TUSD
February 28, 2020 After decades of legal battles and diversification efforts, the Tucson Unified School District wants to be released from court supervision.
Groundwater use for Fort Huachuca and the San Pedro River
February 21, 2020 A look at the latest legal fight over the groundwater supply shared by Fort Huachuca, Sierra Vista and the San Pedro River.
The price of clean energy in Arizona
February 13, 2020 Utility companies are embracing clean energy plans, but also looking to increase rates for consumers to finance the changes.
Ensuring security in Arizona elections
February 6, 2020 County and state election officials discuss how they're working to combat misinformation and interference in the 2020 race.
Young activists press for action on climate change
January 31, 2020 Inexperience and age aren't stopping young people in Arizona and around the world from demanding action.
Raytheon's growth and future in Tucson
January 24, 2020 Also, a security expert discusses the missile-maker's role in the defense industry.
Tackling opioid addiction with treatment, not arrest
January 16, 2020 Police in Southern Arizona are embracing programs to help people break the cycle of addiction without resorting to the criminal justice system.
