University of Arizona faculty want the UA president to stand up to the US President; the state Democratic Party chair continues to have political problems; Tucson struggles to build a city budget; and more...

Water experts weigh in on the ongoing negotiations over the Colorado River; we dive in to the exciting world of land use codes as Tucson tries to comply with a new state law; families in Tucson are left stranded after the Trump Administration ends a crucial resettlement program; and more...

An undocumented woman faces a difficult choice after giving birth; Back to back protests mark Mayday and a reckoning for veterans; gathering some of the oldest light in the universe; and more...

State health officials quit to protest a politicized confirmation process; Saguaro National Park continues to grow; we visit a county program that invests in people; and more...

A Cochise County wildfire has residents packing their go bags; Tucson Unified gets ready to eliminate empty positions ; NAU loses science funding, ending research into Valley Fever; and more...

Tucson weighs buying the local electric grid; The state fires an accused human smuggler; the standards for “forever chemicals” might be loosened; and more...

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The state's schools chief thinks anti-diversity policies will stand; Tucson is in a turf war, and turf is losing; a long time tucson charity gets a new identity; and more...

Foreign students get a break in federal court; Navajo educators resist Trump's anti-DEI initiative; Some local inventors want to turn the sky electric; and more...

State lawmakers save an endangered disability program that was days from collapsing; A Tucson park get s a facelift; two Arizona heroes erased from military history are back; and more...