Chimps' rhythmic drumming and complex calls hint at origins of human language
A team of researchers recorded thousands of vocalizations made by wild chimpanzees in the Taï National Park in Ivory Coast.
U.S. halts cattle imports from Mexico, citing fears of flesh-eating maggot
The new ban will continue on a "month-by-month basis, until a significant window of containment is achieved," said the USDA
Sen. Gallego wades into immigration debate with new plan
Gallego's plan comes three months into President Donald Trump's administration as Trump seeks to deliver on campaign promises of carrying out mass deportations.
VA says its job cuts will limit doctor, nurse resignations
As the Department of Veterans Affairs tries to meet President Trump's goal of cutting 15% of staff, vets are concerned there won't be enough doctors and nurses.
Cochise County to hold new jail tax election after lawsuit challenges 2023 vote
The repeat election comes amid a legal settlement over alleged voter disenfranchisement in previous all mail election.
Federal judge pauses Oak Flat land swap until a SCOTUS decision
The ruling comes two days after arguments were heard.
University of Arizona unveils preliminary “balanced” budget amid ongoing recovery from $140M deficit
University of Arizona announces draft balanced budget with limited raises, 7.5% admin cuts, and cautious optimism following $140M financial shortfall.
Juan Ciscomani warns he won't support Medicaid cuts, Oak Flat land swap controversy
Plus, UA faculty vote to push back against the Trump admin, Gov. Hobbs signs bill banning encampments on university campuses, and a new member joins the Tucson City Council.
The Buzz: Southern Arizona’s role in “Peace Through Deterrence”
Titan missile silos once surrounded the area, and from churches to plant nurseries, the remnants are everywhere.
Studying the natural partnerships occurring among and between plant and animal species
A University of Arizona evolutionary biologist talks about her study of mutualism.
Tucson Catholics celebrate as Pope Leo XIV becomes first American Pontiff
The Catholic community in Tucson and across the world is celebrating today as Pope Leo XIV is chosen to lead the Church, following the passing of Pope Francis.
Tucson eyes early childhood education cuts amid budget strain
Families and educators urge Tucson leaders to preserve Pima Early Education Program scholarship funding, a vital preschool scholarship program at risk in the proposed city budget.
Covid-19 Five Years Later, a New Life in Arizona
Artist Kenneth Ober is reinventing himself in Bisbee after moving from the Los Angeles area.
A dry winter on the Colorado River has big reservoirs on track for trouble
The mountains that feed the Colorado River with snowmelt are strikingly dry
