Report: Arizona teaching vacancies continue to rise
A survey found about 1,000 teachers in the state left their positions during the first half of the school year.
US sending Mexican migrants 1,000 miles from border
Mexicans accounted for half of the arrests and people stopped at the U.S. border in December.
TUSD: End court supervision in desegregation case
The district said court approval of its request would save money and keep dollars flowing for related programs for students.
Phoenix police shootings plunge amid scrutiny, new policies
Fifteen shootings in 2019 is the lowest number the department has seen in a decade.
3 mountain lions killed after feeding on human remains
Authorities said the lions were determined to be a danger because they should no fear of officers.
Judge halts some military spending on border wall
The ruling applies to $3.6 billion diverted from military construction projects to pay for 175 miles of border wall.
Safety agency says distracted driver caused fatal Uber autonomous test vehicle crash
The agency criticized a lack of federal and state regulation for autonomous vehicles.
Second trial to begin for Scott Warren, activist accused of harboring immigrants
Warren says he was a performing a humanitarian mission to help migrants in need.
Trump to nominate Pima County judge for federal judgeship
John Hinderaker currently presides over family court and criminal dockets on the Pima County court.
Tucson raises minimum age to purchase tobacco products to 21
The 6-1 vote makes Tucson the fifth city in the state to adopt such an ordinance.
Groups: Saving Mexican gray wolves requires new approach
Management of the endangered predators in the Southwest requires some rethinking, environmental groups say.
Navajo voters elect new delegate to tribal council
Carl Roessel Slater will represent five communities in the Arizona portion of the reservation.
Effort to nix English immersion in Arizona finds support
Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle point to data suggesting immersion doesn't ease students' struggles.
Border apprehensions drop as immigration crackdown continues
Numbers traditionally decline in hot months and rebound when weather cools, though officials say enforcement strategies have led to results.
Proposals would dam Little Colorado River for hydropower
The proposals are reigniting concerns brought up by a failed plan years ago to build a gondola into the Grand Canyon.
