UA Tree-Ring Researchers Add to Climate Study
Tracked expansion of the tropics; linked it to Sonoran drought
Bike Ridership On the Rise in Tucson
Tucson bike commuters and pedestrians are counted each October to help inform local transportation planning.
Major Mining Conference Coming to Hermosillo
More than 300 companies from all over the world will have a presence at the 13th International Mining Congress.
Arizona Ballot Initiatives Explained
A breakdown of what all those ballot propositions are about.
UA, Microsoft Working to Make Data Centers Sustainable
The 'Cloud' uses as much power as 6,000,000 homes
'Fix Our Roads' Bond Detractors Say Better County Management Needed
Proposition 463 is a $430 million bond proposed by the county to fix 2,200 miles of roads.
Voters to Decide on $225M Bond Plan to Improve Tucson Parks
The city's bond package would borrow to pay for improvements to most of Tucson's parks as well as pedestrian and bicycling mobility projects.
Tucson Unified Considering Future of Early Learning Centers
The schools have one month to create a plan to break even.
CD3 Candidates See Separate Paths Forward on Immigration
One of 9 U.S. House districts that border Mexico, the topic looms large in Southwestern Arizona. showing the intensity of potential earthquakes in relation to population centers.](https://media.azpm.org/master/image/2018/10/17/hero/shake.jpg)
Thousands in Arizona to Participate in Earthquake Drill
Participants in the Great Arizona ShakeOut will learn how to protect themselves in the event of an earthquake.
Concert Series Aims To Celebrate and Preserve Local Monastery
Multiple choirs come together to raise money and awareness
Colorado River Reservoirs Start Water Year At Lowest Point in 40 Years
The reservoirs haven't been at 47 percent capacity since they were filled.
Voters to Decide on Bonds and Overrides to Fund Schools
Education advocates hope teachers' movement will make a difference.
Debate: McSally Accuses Sinema of Promoting 'Treason'
2003 radio interview is the focus of the accusation.
New Nogales Port Director Says Facial Recognition Will Speed Up Border Crossing
In addition to new technology, 70 customs agents are being trained to head to the Nogales port.
