Obama Could Still Make Bears Ears A Monument
Southern Utah area is considered sacred by many tribes and communities in the Southwest.
Mount Graham Endangered Red Squirrel Population Declines Slightly
Arizona Game and Fish says yearly fluctuation not uncommon.
Mexican Ambassador: US Needs Strong Relationship With Southern Neighbor
Diplomat says weak relationship between two countries serves neither.
On World AIDS Day, Pima College Continues Prevention and Awareness
Federally funded grant helps education and prevention efforts.
Flagstaff Scientist Detects Water on Rare Metal Asteroid
Another group of scientists wants to send a spacecraft to the asteroid, named Psyche.
Healthy Hearts of Hunter-Gatherers Show Value of Exercise
Tanzania's Hadza foragers, and others like them, are around 14 times more active than people in industrialized societies.
More Hardline, Expanding CBP Bigger Concern to Border Groups
Human rights coalition less concerned about a wall.
Mexico Prepares For Wave Of Migrants Returning From US
Government says it's ready; others are skeptical.
Amazon Warehouse in Phoenix Prepped for 24/7 Holiday Rush
Seemingly "chaos," random storage facility "extremely well organized."
Memorial For Fallen Granite Mountain Hotshots Opens
Newest state park isn't a traditional park, but a hike commemorating firefighters.
Is Eller MBA Worth the Debt? Ranking Suggests It Is
Return on investment lands University of Arizona business school in 6th place on the list.
Freezing Temperatures Expected Overnight Through Thursday Morning
Freeze and hard-freeze warnings have been issued by the National Weather Service.
Canada Lifting the Visa Requirement for Visitors from Mexico
By the end of the year, an online authorization will be the only requirement.
Bank of Mexico Wants Reduced Economic Dependence on US
Urging the government to look in directions other than north.
Two Appointed to Expanded Arizona Supreme Court
Gov. Doug Ducey names Andrew Gould, John Lopez to state's high court.
