Reduced Migrant Farm Workforce Drives Technology
Robotic lettuce thinner in Yuma's winter fields can do work of 60-member crew in one day.
Tucson Panel Explores: 'Are Common Core Standards the Answer?'
Education and business leaders discuss facts vs. myths, as state considers scuttling guidelines.
AZ WEEK: Tucson Festival of Books Grows, Promotes Literacy
Celebration of literature in its seventh year, features nationally knownn authors, including home-grown.
Border Patrol Works to Put on Humanitarian Face
Agents holdings regular meetings with immigrants with goal of reducing crossings, deaths in desert.
2015 Celebration Will Be Pi Perfection
On March 14, 2015 at 9:26 a.m. and 53 seconds, the first 10 numbers of pi will be in perfect order.
METRO WEEK: Budget Cuts Force 'Tough Decisions' for UA
$30 million less for University of Arizona “wasn’t a surprise”
Tucson to Remove Remnants of Downtown Homeless Camp Friday Night
Dream pods and tents violate city code at Vewinte de Agosto Park, where people have been living.
Arizona January Job Losses Below Normal
Super Bowl, other major sporting events may be reason
Mexican League Spring Training Games Begin Friday
Four teams taking part in event's first year in Tucson
Ducey Signs $9.1B State Budget; Protests over Cuts Continue
Spending package for 2015-16 includes $110M less for higher education,Medicaid and welfare cuts.
McSally Talks National Security At Tucson Town Hall
The freshman Republican talked about more defense and negotiations with Iran.
State, Schools Continue Mediation for Inflation Funding
New budget sets aside $74M; judge ordered $331M paid under constitutional amendment.
Jan. 8 Hero Bill Badger Dies in Tucson at 78
He helped subdue gunman and stop shooting in which 6 died, 13 were wounded.
Author J.A. Jance: Second-Grade Teacher Inspired Her
Mystery writer, coming to Tucson Festival of Books, had to overcome gender discrimination at UA.
Arizona Healthcare Signups Nearly Doubled in Last Open Enrollment
Total statewide enrollment is now more than 200,000
