PCC Faces Discrimination Lawsuit From Student
A Tucson woman claims the institution violated her constitutional rights.
Davis-Monthan's A-10s Flying Again
Sequestration grounded 354th Fighter Squadron's 24 'Warthogs' for 3 months.
AZ Week: Community Colleges Key Workforce Training
21st century economy's approaches mean people can learn more, earn more in career tech education fields.
Border Patrol Considers Razor Wire for Border Fence
Nogales mayor opposes idea, says he hopes to come up with alternatives for feds.
Napolitano Resigns from Homeland Security
Will become first female president of University of California system; she is former AZ governor.
Yarnell Fire 100% Contained
U.S. Forest Service said the blaze that killed 19 Prescott firefighters ceased late Wednesday night.
House GOP Calls Senate-Passed Immigration Bill 'Flawed'
Step-by-step approach to rewriting what speaker calls 'Obamacare-like' legislation.
Immigration Reform Hits Big GOP Wall in US House
Senate-passed bill will be ignored, Speaker Boehner says; Grijalva, other House Dems rally for passage.
AZ Health Centers Awarded $2.3 Million
El Rio received $290K; the money will go toward funding programs to help patients find insurance under Affordable Care Act.
TUSD Approves $567M Budget, Culturally Relevant Classes
Unexpected state funds will be used to restore some jobs, increase teacher salaries.
SPECIAL REPORT: 20% of Pima County Residents in Poverty
Find out what being poor means in southern Arizona.
Phoenix-Tucson Passenger Train Options Narrowed
3 routes, including one paralleling I-10; state transportation officials hope to select one by year's end.
Funding for K-12 Education Increases
Last month, Gov. Brewer signed new state budget for this fiscal year into law.
'19 Heroes, Gone at the Turn of the Wind,' Gov. Brewer Eulogizes
VP Joe Biden: 'All men are created equal, but then a few became firefighters.'
Yarnell Residents Expected to Return Home Monday
Nearly 130 homes, structures were destroyed; 19 firefighters died in the deadly fire.
