County 'Housing First' Project Aims to Get Tucsonans Into Homes
The project will provide 150 housing vouchers and 15 temporary homes to qualified participants experiencing homelessness.
Local Water Utilities Fight Unregulated Contaminants
While the EPA weighs regulating the chemicals, Tucson and Marana Water are moving ahead with treatment.
US Government to Give DNA Tests at Border to Check for Fraud
The voluntary testing comes amid an increase in families crossing the border and growing concern about child trafficking.
Panel to Review Applicants to Replace Arizona Supreme Court Judge
A call is out for applications to replace Chief Justice Scott Bales, who will retire July 31.
Military Report Details Sexual Assault in the Ranks
Marines reported the highest number of assaults among the four branches of the military.
TUSD Mulls Plan to Keep Sixth Graders in Elementary School
The idea presented by the superintendent is still in the works, but would mean dismantling non-magnet middle schools and establishing junior highs.
Arizona-Sonora Nonprofit to Receive Migrant Aid From Catholic Church
The Kino Border Initiative is set to receive about $21,000 for humanitarian aid services, the nonprofit said.
ICE In Yuma to Probe Documents of Migrants Claiming to be Families
HSI agents have been sent to Yuma from ICE interior offices and human smuggling units.
Pima County Warns of Potential Measles Exposure
The county and the Arizona Health Department say a visitor may have exposed people to measles.
Forecast: More Fire Danger, Later Monsoon
While rains are expected later than usual, monsoon is always hard to predict.
Arizona Man Gets Prison in Cacti Smuggling, Theft, Drug Case
Authorities said the man sold the cacti online and illegally shipped them to more than 20 countries.
UA Students Bridging Art and Medicine at Poetry Center
The course for medical students was designed around artwork and written experiences from patients, doctors and caregivers.
Prison Guards and Inmates Unite in Plea for Better Security
Calls for action point to problems with door locks that critics say resulted in the death of an inmate and the beating of guards.
60 Years In, Arizona-Mexico Commission Celebrates Strong Ties Across the Border
Recent political tensions don't diminish the relationship between Arizona and Mexico, a commission official says.
Tensions Between the Press and State Arise In Mexico
The president's viral commentary has sparked worry about the impact of that rhetoric on journalists in the country.
