Census mail reminders will fall short in Arizona, Grijalva says
The representative from Arizona is worried the method will mean an undercount in the state's rural areas and tribal lands.
McSally defends Huachuca money going to border wall
The U.S. senator from Arizona says $30 million will be replaced in a future budget.
Wildfire evacuation forces 1,000 Prescott-area residents from their homes
The Johnson fire started on the last full day of summer.
Regents approve $60K in bonuses for UA President Robbins
The board says Robbins earned the incentives by achieving significant goals.
Senate candidate Kelly says US can lower prescription drug prices
The Democrat told Tucson residents that health care can be improved incrementally.
Regents say funding proposal preps Arizona for tech-driven economy
The budget request would set Arizona up to compete successfully in a changing economic landscape, the board chair says.
Gov Ducey pushing for ratification of North American trade deal
The Arizona governor heads to Washington, D.C., to urge approval of the USMCA.
Court: Phoenix business doesn't have to make same-sex wedding invitations
In the majority opinion the Arizona Supreme Court justices said the decision is not a blanket exemption.
It's always bat night at the Mission Garden.
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Climbing Mt. Lemmon in the bootprints of Sara Plummer Lemmon; and food writer Jane Stern's love affair with American diners.
UA Special Collections: Preserving the Stories
Also on Arizona Spotlight: The TUSD's ongoing debate about expanding sex education; Is there any hope left for the 2019 monsoon?; and has Arizona's "stupid motorist law" increased flash flood safety?
Arizona bans hunting contests for killing coyotes
The ban doesn't apply to the lawful hunting of predators.
Ducey appoints Montgomery to Arizona Supreme Court
The appointment of the controversial prosecutor and Ducey ally brought both fervent support and opposition.
When was the last time you ate a poem?
Also on Arizona Spotlight: The community conversation about expanding sex education in TUSD; a brother and sister take "One Small Step" to bridge their political divide; and a look back at the 1968 movie "Targets".
Fort Huachuca loses funding due to border wall redirect
The loss of money comes despite earlier assurances it was safe.
Half of Arizona voters support legal marijuana
A polling firm says it's too early to say if the potential 2020 initiative would pass.
