Mexico invests in trees in El Salvador to fight migration crisis
The strategy involves creating new employment opportunities in Central American countries.
New heart valve technology comes to Tucson Medical Center
The hospital is offering a newly approved device designed to improve coronary blood flow.
Military service member found dead in Southern Arizona
Authorities said no foul play was suspected in this or another such death earlier this month.
Filling the gap for Tucson's homeless students
As housing affordability continues to drop in Arizona, charitable organizations stretch to address the steep disadvantages facing young people experiencing homelessness.
Affordable Tucson homes in short supply
Condo and townhome buyers have seen prices spike.
Building more than houses in one Tucson neighborhood
Habitat for Humanity Tucson and a coalition of partners are working to improve and track quality of life in the Amphi neighborhood.
'Remain In Mexico' program headed to Sonora
The program sends asylum seekers to Mexico while their immigration cases are processed.
Federal government pays Arizona counties for lost tax revenue
The money covers the loss of taxes that local governments can't collect on federal land.
UA researcher investigating chemicals used in firefighting foam
Reyes Sierra-Alvarez is working on methods to absorb a contaminant discovered in groundwater.
How much water is in the San Pedro? Every year, volunteers seek to find out
More than 100 volunteers spent last weekend tracking the presence of intermittent water in the river.
Investigating border crimes, Mexico deploys National Guard
Plus, talking to Tucson mayoral candidate Steve Farley.
County animal shelter takes in 43 animals in case resulting in animal cruelty charges
The group of cats, dogs and turtles is mostly healthy. PACC is looking for foster homes for the animals.
Roots of housing discrimination in Tucson
In the first of three shows on housing, we look at the origin of discriminatory practices and the Fair Housing Act.
Report: Most asylum-seeking families show up to immigration court dates
In Arizona, almost every family that has legal representation makes every court appearance, according to aTRAC immigration report.
Clashes between doctors and Border Patrol may be putting migrant health at risk
A health and human rights group says agents sometimes exceed the limits of their mandate.
