Changing Minds with Nonviolence: Dr. Bernard Lafayette
Also on Arizona Spotlight: "Indigenous Voices" explores the concept of natural democracy; author Lala Corriere on researching opioids for her novel "Tracks".
Census: US Migration to Tucson Doubled in 2017
The only Arizona counties to lose population were in the southeast portion of the state.
Supervisors Table Drug Trafficking Grant
Board Democrats decide not to vote to accept grant until they feel conditions for Operation Stonegarden are met.
Scientists Want to Know: Can Table Salt Slow Global Warming?
Salt is superior to aluminum oxide to scatter heat-causing sunlight.
Rep. McSally Suggests Building Wall on Arizona-California Border
The proposal came during a White House discussion about sanctuary cities.
Governor Lays Out School Shooting Prevention Plan
Plan focuses on modernizing databases, increase funds for schools and officer training.
Ducey Signs Bill Banning Local Soda Taxes
The bills blocks local governments, but not the Legislature, from passing taxes on individual foods.
Proposal Ups Tuition for Incoming UA Students
University presidents aren't asking to change tuition for current students.
Supervisors to Vote on Two New Tenants for Old Courthouse
University of Arizona and Visit Tucson may split the majority of the courthouse's square footage.
Feral Cats Make List of Invasive Species in the West
Salt Cedars, mussels and crayfish among the less cuddly pests listed.
El Santo Makes a Triumphant Return to the Silver Screen
Also on Arizona Spotlight: More about Tucson Cine Mexico 2018; and Tucson students join national protest against gun violence.
Dry, Hot Winter Ending, Southwest Faces Dry, Hot Spring
Continued arid conditions forecasted by NOAA for the entire Southern Arizona, increasing fire risk.
Students Walk Out of School to Protest Gun Violence
Tucsonans joined others throughout the country to call attention to school shootings and call for legislation.
Henry Koffler, Former UA President, Dies at 95
Austrian-born academic was the first UA alumnus to head the university
Addressing Adult Literacy in Southern Arizona
Literacy Connects helped more than 50,000 people last year.
