Previewing UA's 2024 College of Science Lecture Series
Presenters will reveal unexpected findings that transformed their fields.
Arizona Board of Regents, Arizona State University receives $1.9 million for wildfire smoke preparedness
EPA hopes to award over $10 million to nine recipients under new grant program
Black holes continue to raise questions about basic physics
The mere existence of the objects was only theoretical 100 years ago.
Bill that proposes adding federal criminal penalties for those evading law enforcement within 100 miles of the U.S.-Mexico border passes House
Arizona Congressman Juan Ciscomani is the bill's sponsor.
Arizona counties urge swift bipartisan action on election calendar
If a solution is not found by early February, the state will risk missing key federal deadlines for the presidential election.
The Buzz: Arizona's tax credit system
Not many states allow dollar-for-dollar tax credits for some donations, but Arizona does, and thousands of organizations are on the list.
Lawmaker resigns shortly before Arizona House was to vote on expelling her
Four of her fellow Democrats filed an ethics complaint against her last year.
Jail survey reveals lack of public consensus on potential expansion
Online survey shows many voters agree conditions, especially in healthcare facilities, need to improve, but the path forward is unclear.
Benson Airport dedicated to late local WWII veteran
The airport was renamed after Paul Kerchum
Votes of no confidence under consideration in UA staff council and faculty senate
Some faculty and staff at the University of Arizona are feeling left out of key financial planning discussions.
South32 Hermosa Project releases Mine Plan of Operations
Notice of Intent to prepare Environmental Impact Statement expected in May
UA announces budget cuts, layoffs amid financial crisis
If no changes are made, the university is expected to continue a deficit spending of $177 million.
Priscilla the Parrotfish brings the ocean plastic problem to the desert
An Oregon-based nonprofit makes sculptures entirely out of ocean plastic which are now on display in Tucson.
Families coming to US border greatly increases in 2023
In 2023 the number of families coming to the U.S.-Mexico border greatly increased. Nowhere on the southern border is that truer than in Arizona’s Tucson Sector where the number of family members increased from about 24,000 people to more than 220,000.
Arizona Republicans choose Trump favorite Gina Swoboda as party chair
Swoboda replaces Jeff DeWit, who was halfway through his two-year term.
