Nonprofit Helps Veterans Heal at Free Retreat
The Boulder Crest Retreat spans over 100 acres outside Sonoita.
How Drought Impacts Wildlife in Southern Arizona
Arizona Game and Fish official discusses efforts to help wildlife access water during dry spells.
Hacker Attempts on Arizona Election System: 50K a Month
Hackers go after the secretary of state's office hundreds of times a day.
Wildfire Managers Talk Preparedness During Peak Season
A discussion about what happens behind the scenes when a fire sparks.
Wildfire Preparedness; Helping Vets Heal; Gold Star Parents
Also, how severe drought affects wildlife in Southern Arizona.
Arizona Releases New Opioid Guidelines
The state has updated its guidelines for doctors for the first time since 2014.
Tucson's Parks Descend in National Ranking Again
The scores of 100 cities look at acreage, access, funding and recreational amenities.
California, Out of Space, Sending Immigrant Detainees to Arizona
California's loss means profits for a private prison in Arizona.
Census: Tucson's Growth Strongest Outside City Limits
Suburbs and unincorporated areas have some of the fastest growth rates.
Temporary Bridge to Ease Traffic Again During I-10 Work
A project at I-10 and Wilmot marks the second time ADOT has used temporary bridges in the Tucson area.
New Lanes Planned for I-17 in Effort to Relieve Traffic
Construction will begin in 2021 and is expected to take about two years.
Ruling: No Right to Not be Called 'Alleged Victim'
An Arizona appeals court says judges have leeway to decide how to refer to crime victims, depending on the case.
ADOT: Don't Forget to Update IDs by 2020 if You Plan to Fly
The agency is urging Arizonans who wish to fly to update their identification to comply with federal law.
Phoenix to Join Lawsuit Against Citizenship Question on Census
The city could lose $107M in funding if non-citizens don't participate in the Census.
Development Underway at Two Sites for UA Tech Parks
Two developers are shaping the master plan for the future of UA Tech Parks.
