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'Dreamer' Calls to Mexican Consulate Double, Rep Says

Many consulates are hosting workshops to help DACA recipients who are eligible for renewal.

Lawmaker Wants Cheaper Marijuana Cards, Quality Testing

State marijuana fund has $35 million surplus

Report Card: Sustainability Efforts Rose Last Year, Saved Pima County $1M

The assessment, by a county office, highlighted solar energy and Santa Cruz River efforts.

Top U.S. Trade Official Wants Faster NAFTA Talks

In trade, negotiations can take years or even decades, one analyst says.

'Mini Casas' Changing Face of Housing in Nogales, Sonora

7,000 new homes have already been built.

Father Stripped of Temporary Protected Status, Family Considers Next Steps

The Trump administration is ending the program protecting around 200,000 immigrants from El Salvador.

Arizona's Plan to Battle Opioid Epidemic

Legislation aims to crack down on the declared emergency.

Are Short-Term Funding Bills Becoming the Norm?

A go-to solution to avoid a government shutdown.

Children's Health Insurance Extended for Six Years

Exploring the effect of CHIP on health care in Southern Arizona.

Arizona Creating Inroads with Mexican Leadership

Business and political circles bolster cross-border ties.

Understanding NAFTA Through Arizona Border Crossings

Arizona's busiest ports of entry can be found in Nogales.

Tours Aim to Address 'Distorted' View of Border

Community Border Alliance in 5th year of tours showing side of Nogales few tourists ever see.

More for Military? Dems Call for Expanding Other Spending, Too

Recommendation: The next spending deal in Washington should bring more dollars to many areas.

Refugee Resettlement Number Plunging in Arizona

The state is on track for an 87 percent decrease from two years ago.

Scientists Sue EPA Over Who Can Serve On Advisory Boards

The lawsuit is in reaction to the banning of EPA-grant recipients from the boards.

Cost of Living Skyrocketing, Flagstaff Experiments with Raising Minimum Wage

What the move has done to the mountain town - and lessons that other cities can learn.

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