Spring Is Coming Earlier and Earlier, UA Study Shows
The problematic pattern result of climate change, says co-author of the study.
Fitbits for Animals? Trackers Reveal ‘Secret Life’ of Squirrels
NAU researchers outfitted the rodents with 'accelerometers' to track their activities.
Opposition to Legal Marijuana Holds Narrow Lead, Poll Says
Same survey says voters support Prop. 206, which would raise the minimum wage.
McCain Breaks with Trump; Kirkpatrick Says 'Too Late'
McSally calls comments 'disgusting,' continues silence on whether she will vote for Trump.
Does the Colorado River Dam Management Plan Hold Water?
Two-decade plan has support from states, but not from some environmentalists.
Radar Links Wastewater Pumping to Earthquakes
Technology observing dips and buckles of Earth found uplift near injection wells.
County Hopes to Hold Momentum with Warrant Resolution
Nearly 1,600 people attended first two warrant-resolution days.
Meet Gary Johnson, Libertarian Party Presidential Candidate
Plus, a look at the race for Arizona's 1st Congressional District.
UA's Steward Observatory Celebrates 100th Anniversary
University ranked No. 1 among US space astronomy programs.
Pima County Public Safety: County Attorney, Sheriff Races
LaWall seeks sixth term as county attorney against Green Party's Tuell.
Artist Frida Kahlo's Garden to Bloom in Tucson
Tucson Botanical Gardens won right to exhibit's second U.S. showing, replicating her Mexico City flora.
More to the City Than Meets the Eye at 'Tucson Meet Yourself'
Over 100,000 visitors expected for 43rd edition of the event featuring food, music and more.
Campaign Calls on Tucson Drivers to Watch the Road
Arizona remains one of two states in the US where driving and texting is legal.
Study: Twitter Reveals Trauma after Campus Shootings
Tweets could help reveal insight about community reaction to NAU Flagstaff shooting.
Arizona Presidential Race in Dead Heat: Post-Debate Poll
Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton tied at 42% among likely voters; 9% still undecided.
