Arizona's Prisons Boss Found in Contempt Over Inmate Care
The decision stems from state's failure to make improvements promised in 2014.
Tropical Bird is Treating Admirers in Arizona
The elegant trogon, a prize for many birdwatchers, is breeding in various mountain ranges around the state.
Overcoming Aphasia: "A River is Made Drop by Drop"
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Where Arizona stands after a tumultuous week for U.S. border policy; and an alternative to sunscreen developed at the University of Arizona.
Appeal of Sabino Canyon Tram Change Could Mean Lapse in Service
A pending appeal of the new contract award could delay the start of operations by the new operator.
Annual Count Shows Steady Decrease in Area Homelessness
Volunteers found 1,380 people experiencing homelessness the night before the January survey.
Arizona Health Officials Warn About Rise in Rabies
Most animals were found in rural areas, principally skunks and foxes.
Pima Supervisors Reject Taxes for Road Repairs, Plan to Ask Voters
After voting down a property and a sales tax, the board asked county staff to prepare language for a bond issue for the November ballot.
Ducey 'No Fan' of Tariffs, Wants NAFTA Changes
Arizona governor said business between Arizona and Sonora will continue.
Ruling Expected in Lawsuit Over Ann Kirkpatrick's Candidacy
The suit is over whether or not she filed false information about where she lives.
$134M in Improvements Planned for Border Highway
The State Route 189 project will ease truck traffic from the Mariposa Port of Entry in Nogales.
Pima Supervisors to Vote on Grants Targeting Illegal Immigration, Drug Trafficking
The board is considering more than $2 million in federal funding for the sheriff's department, including Operation Stonegarden.
State Commission Wants to Change State Ban on Trail Cameras
The change aims to allow other cameras that capture images but don't transmit them live.
A Love Triangle Becomes an "Invitation to a Bonfire"
Also on Arizona Spotlight: an overview of the political landscape heading into the midterms; how Tucsonans celebrate Juneteenth; and Adiba Nelson on her family's legacy of domestic violence.
Pima Community College Dropping Football, May Cut Golf and Tennis
The football program was never self-supporting, as originally hoped.
Local Officials Condemn Policy Separating Undocumented Families
Office holders from six different government bodies gathered to voice opposition to the Trump administration policy.
