Tucson Sector still busiest in the nation for migrant apprehensions
In August, Border Patrol's Tucson Sector saw a 16-year high with nearly 49,000 unauthorized migrants apprehended.
Virtual reality brings mining closer for UA students
The technology delivers the clearest image for those wishing to experience mining remotely.
Osiris REx asteroid sample set for fast, fiery return to Earth
The mission's final stage will mark the end of a seven-year journey to Bennu and back.
Chiricahua Health Centers honored for Medically Assisted Treatment
The organization was featured during the Clinton Foundation's annual Global Initiative
1,200 University of Phoenix students to get debt relief
$37 million will erase student loan balances.
Cochise partnership to propose spending opioid settlement funds
Cochise County will get $11.8 million
Study shows that long periods of sitting can lead to dementia
Sitting over 10 hours a day can lead to an increase in cases of dementia.
SRP funds university research
The dozens of projects look at the environment and job recruitment.
UA gets money for pain study
The hope is to find a way to reduce post surgical pain.
Record Job Growth for Arizona
The state added 57,000 new jobs last year, according to the Office of Economic Opportunity.
Tucson voters to consider tying city council salaries to county supervisors
Proposition 413 will be up for a vote this November.
Border officials release migrants on streets of Cochise due to over-capacity
The Tucson Sector is experiencing a significant increase in migrant crossings, with officials reportedly leaving migrants on the street Cochise County after processing due to capacity issues.
TUSD joins litigation against social media giants
Companies like TikTok, Youtube, and Snapchat have filed a motion to dismiss the complaints.
Why asteroids are the hottest objects for exploration in the solar system
Osiris REx is among a group of spacecraft aimed at discovering new information about space rocks.
Pima County officials concerned as asylum seeker surge continues, funding dwindles
Pima County officials express growing concern as the influx of asylum seekers continues while federal funding decreases, raising fears of potential street releases due to funding shortages by May.
