Automation in Arizona
Arizona 360 explores how some companies and organizations are taking a proactive approach to automation.
Pascua Yaqui Tribe receives funding to build new youth facility
The Boys and Girls Club will double in size and be near behavioral health programs and recreation opportunities.
ADL of Arizona: Hate groups recruit near college campuses
The group's leader says Arizona has been a flashpoint for anti-immigrant rhetoric and policy.
Conservation groups look to block border wall construction
The groups have asked a federal judge for an injunction until a lawsuit challenging the project is decided.
County puts off vote to raise tobacco age to 21
The delay caused the city to postpone its vote, and council members say they may try to pass an ordinance on their own.
Teacher vacancies hit a new low in Tucson Unified School District
The district says vacancies are now down to fewer than one per school.
UA summer program offers experience with self-driving tech
Students from all over the country test their skills using an autonomous car on campus.
Mexico prepares legal, diplomatic actions after El Paso shooting
At least six Mexican citizens were killed in the shooting over the weekend.
Sonoran marriage equality measure begins legislative journey
The reform measure would change Sonora's family code to allow same-sex couples to marry.
Agencies urge drowning vigilance in deadly month of August
Drowning Impact Awareness Month draws attention to the increase in drownings this time of year.
Fish and Wildlife Service lays out concerns over border wall
The agency says wall construction through Pima and Cochise counties could harm many species.
Food bank teaches nutrition and effective food shopping
The Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona trains families to save money and eat nutritiously.
UA walkability study could build better Tucson neighborhoods
Surveys focuses on urban planning and the use of greenspace
Students share how the Arizona Teachers Academy has impacted their lives
A discussion with a recent graduate of the program and a current student.
Closed Phoenix school gets new purpose as a shelter for asylum seekers
The International Rescue Committee gave Arizona 360 a tour of the facility.
