1M Ballots Being Mailed for Early Voting in AZ Primary
At stake: primary races for governor, attorney general, congressional challengers, Legislature; independents can vote.
Pols Want 'Border Security,' But Benefit from Immigration: Expert
Influx of Central American women, children isn't threat in and of itself but can beget other issues, she says.
Tucsonans Step Up to Help Central American Women, Children
One volunteer calls it 'a moral imperative to help suffering humanity;' he, his partner, take in two for one night.
Christine Clark Holds Court at Basketball Camp for Girls
Before launching her professional career, 21-year-old Tucsonan returns home.
Soccer-Playing Robots Invade UA
Group of engineering students from Mexico take their love for sport to another level.
Found in Translation
Singer Jessica Fichot and her band explore world music's past and present to create new sounds that are distinctly her own.
Arizona Spotlight for July 25, 2014
Tucsonans respond to influx of Central American migrants; meet singer who blends French, Chinese, American heritage; soccer-playing robots invade UA; basketball summer camp for girls.
Project Hopes to Photograph Jaguars, Ocelots Near Tucson
Camera traps set up at more than 200 places in mountains surrounding the city.
Detention Continues for Central American Children in U.S. Custody
Plans to relocate children delayed, political response includes protests on both sides of the issue.
Teenagers Ask Big Questions at Biosphere 2's Summer Academy
It's a Tuesday afternoon, a group of high school kids are trudging in rubber boots through only mangrove forest in Southern AZ.
Global Climate Changing, Tucsonans Working Outdoors Feel Heat
National Climate Assessment says Southwest is going to get even hotter, drier.
Arizona Spotlight for July 18, 2014
Children held in detention receive political attention; climatologists study effects of extreme heat; summer camp at Biosphere 2; scientists hunt for jaguars; summer secrets of the cicada.
Familiar Sounds of Summer
Some "singing cicadas" are associated with the monsoon but a bug expert disagrees.
Insuring Arizona's Past Plays a Role in Its Future
Withs its arid climate, vast amount of open land, diverse mix of native cultures, state has everything for a 'recipe of success' in archeology, Arizona State Museum director says.
Kids, Animals Bond at Humane Society's Dog Days in Desert Camp
Camp teaches responsible pet ownership, compassion
