Arpaio Calls Off Mexico Visit After Alleged Cartel Threats
A press release said he had a $10,000 price on his head, though Nogales officials said they'd heard of no threat and that the campaign hadn't contacted city government.
Drought Forces Emergency Measures for US West's Wild Horses
Parts of the region have witnessed some of the driest conditions on record, putting stress on wild horses experiencing overpopulation.
Water Conservation Ethic Grows in Utah While Some Eye Pipeline Project
The state requires districts to set usage goals as developers look to projects to increase the flow to consumers.
Ducey: Troopers Must Cite Lawmakers Who Break Traffic Laws
The move comes after a state lawmaker was filmed telling a sheriff's deputy he had been driving 120 mph.
Transgender Woman Says She Was Denied Hormone Prescription at CVS Store
Arizona law allows pharmacies to refuse to fill a prescription on religious or moral grounds.
November Ballot-Question Arguments Come Early
Arizona voters can get information on the seven ballot questions they face in November
Arizona Breaks Tourism Record in 2017, State Says
But federal data say tourists from Mexico dropped by nearly 10 percent.
TUSD: Teacher Vacancies Down; Retaining Bus Drivers Still An Issue
Funding from the state after the teacher walkout is helping TUSD retain teachers, the superintendent says.](https://media.azpm.org/master/image/2018/6/14/hero/duststorm.jpg)
Dust Storm Warnings; Polling Credibility; Housing Affordability
Plus, why the Vail School District is spearheading a tiny-home community for teachers.
From Warrior to Scholar: An Academic 'Boot Camp'
The project readies military veterans to make the jump into the classroom.
Vail School District Hopes Tiny Homes Help Attract, Keep Teachers
The district is working with developers to build small, affordable houses on land it has purchased.
Asylum-Seeker Shelters Report Increase in Russian Families
One family took temporary refuge at Casa Alitas, a halfway home for asylum seekers.
Tucson, Hermosillo Beer Makers Work Together to Brew Up Business
An international "collabrew" crosses the border, expanding brewing community and tapping into a growing market for artisanal beers in the border region.
Attempt to Block Funding for Ironwood Forest Falls Short
Conservationists said the amendment would have paved the way to roll back its national-monument protections.
Arizona Unemployment Unchanged in June
Gains in construction work offset by growth in overall labor force.
