UA doctoral student's satellite gathering upper atmosphere data for climate forecasters
The self-designed research package went aloft on a high-altitude balloon in August.
Health officials confirm 1st case of coronavirus's omicron variant in Arizona
The variant was detected in Yavapai County.
Appeals court sides with GOP in Arizona voting rules case
A federal appeals court says Arizona doesn’t have to give voters who forget to sign their mail ballot time after the election to resolve the issue.
Arizona reports 3,506 additional COVID cases, 18 more deaths
Only 6% of inpatient beds were available as of Tuesday.
Pima County board names Jan Lesher as acting administrator
Lesher has been leading the county as its chief deputy administrator since Oct. 23, when County Administrator Chuck Huckelberry was hospitalized after a crash.
Housing prices in Tucson likely to keep climbing in 2022
Affordable housing stock is likely to continue growing smaller.
Arizonans are back to dining out at pre-pandemic rates
Restaurants, however, are still struggling to hire.
Senate confirms Tucson police chief to lead Customs and Border Protection
Deputy Chief Chad Kasmar will take the top job at the Tucson Police Department.
Pima County supervisors appoint Mathis, Abraham for legislative seats
The Democrats will vacancies representing Tucson.
Revamped 'Remain in Mexico' policy now includes Haitians
The new policy expands to include countries across entire Western Hemisphere.
Arizona reports 3,022 more COVID-19 cases, but no new deaths
The Department of Health Services reported that the number of COVID hospitalizations reached a 10-month high.
Bill would allow Colorado River Indian tribes to lease water to other cities
The bill comes amid historic low levels in Lake Mead and as Arizona faces a harsh water future.
Asylum officers union: 'Remain in Mexico' revamp is a 'source of shame'
Union official says reinstating the policy will also strain resources and exacerbate an already years-long backlog for asylum cases.
December has arrived but in much of the West, snowfall has not
In most of Arizona, Utah, and New Mexico, snowpack is only around a quarter or a third of normal.
Biden canceled the wall on the U.S.-Mexico border, but an Indigenous protester is still on trial
A trial continues for one Indigenous protester facing federal charges for blocking construction machinery at a wall site in Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument.
