Western states will not lose as much Colorado River water in 2024, despite long-term challenges
Bountiful snowfall and rain last winter pulled much of the region out of drought this spring and raised water levels at key reservoirs.
Federal officials plan to announce 2024 cuts along the Colorado River. Here's what to expect
The river provides water for seven U.S. states, 29 Native American tribes and two states in Mexico.
UA project builds climate resilience through food
The project uses climate analog modeling to predict future climate conditions in a given region by comparing it to places that already have those qualities today.
Group mentor program in Tucson teaches male youth about healthy relationships
Boys to Men Tucson has weekly talking circle support groups in 20 middle and high schools throughout southern Arizona.
Department of the Interior announces $44 million towards conservation projects
The funding is part of the Investing in America agenda
Sierra Vista City Council approves decision to issue bonds to charter schools located in other areas
One charter school is located in Phoenix and the other is in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Douglas Downtown Revitalization Project adjustments, gain criticism from locals
Petitions have circulated against the city's plan to update infastructure of the downtown area.
AZ Dept of Health Services launches voluntary doula license
The new license is expected to help lower the state's growing maternal mortality rate.
Researchers find the brain can help solve its own memory issues
A study suggests relying less on external stimuli for patients suffering from stroke and other ailments.
Tucson judge certifies class action status for transgender birth certificate case
The decision was released Thursday, Aug. 10.
"Profits over people:" protest ends Pima County meeting about new jail
The meeting lasted about four minutes.
Arizona Democrats lose lawsuit looking to block No Labels Party
No Labels says it is seeking ballot access in many states and will run a bipartisan “unity ticket” for president “if the two parties select unreasonably divisive presidential nominees.”
The Buzz: Lightning and Southern Arizona
As the monsoon hits our area, we look at why lightning is such a big part of those storms.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposes delisting Arizona state fish
The Apache Trout has been federally protected for five decades.
Border is an “Existential Crisis” to House Republicans
Five Congressional Republicans condemned President Biden’s border policy at a subcommittee hearing Tuesday afternoon in Cochise County.
