AZ Week: Effects of Technology, Other Forces in Current Journalism
5 media members explore state of media in society as 'watchdogs,' transparency of information, technology.
Shutdown's End Means Fed Recreation Sites Reopen
Coronado National Forest, Saguaro National Park welcoming visitors once again; other state sites open, too.
Peruvian Psychedelic Sounds at Tucson Blues Fest
Gabriel Sullivan, and his band Chicha Dust, will perform at Blues & Heritage Festival Oct. 20; band performs fuse of psychedelic rock, cumbia.
Jaguar Project in Sonora Working Hard to Protect These Felines
They're kept in rugged, isolated territory, where they're being protected from hunting or other human activity.
Protest Planned at ICE Office in Phoenix
Some of those who shut down deportation proceedings in Tucson last week plan to prevent federal work today, too.
UA's Women Wheelchair Basketball Players Heading to 2016 Paralympics
Three team members have committed to travel to Rio de Janeiro for the games "Gold medal...that's what we want."
AZ Week: Nonprofits Recovering from Recession
New strategies, reinvention, retrenchment as donors move more toward supporting human service needs.
Updated: Immigration Activists Protest Operation Streamline
Protesters blocked two buses filled with suspected undocumented immigrants being transported to fed courthouse for immediate deportation; 18 arrested, charged with a felony.
Enforcement of SB 1070 Continues to Spark Protest
Traffic stop and required immigration call leads to blockade of police, pepper spraying, arrests in Tucson.
Future of Baseball in Southern AZ May Be in Limbo
As stadiums seat empty and amid future move of the Tucson Padres to El Paso for the 2014 season.
AZ Week: Bringing Bullying to an End in Society
Greater prevention efforts needed in legal, educational realms in schools, cyberspace, workplace, experts say.Arizona 4-H Celebrates 100 Years, Brings New Programs
Centennial anniversary marks traditional and contemporary programs teaching students life skills.Tohoho O'odham Nation Used as Model For Tribal Governance
The Southern Arizona nation has a structure other tribes can learn from; is part of a course at the UA that shares information about such structure.
Govt Shutdown Affecting Immigration Issues
Two-thirds of nation's courts handling such issues are closed or working strictly limited schedules.
Shutdown: Parks Closed, D-M Civilians Furloughed
Essential services, including air traffic control, Border Patrol, other security forces, still working.
