Red Cross Sees Fewer Donations This Time Of Year
Red Cross needs to collect 620 blood donations a day to meet the needs in Arizona.
Water Dominates Environmental News in 2017 and 2018
Is the Colorado River meeting our needs?
The Biggest Higher Education Stories of 2017 - And What to Watch for in 2018
New Leadership at the University of Arizona and In-State Tuition for DACA Students.
Local Internet Providers Respond To Net Neutrality
Cox Communication in Arizona says it will not alter signal strength.
Surge In Arizona Part Of National Wave Of Citizenship Applications
The U.S. government gets a flood of citizenship applications in the months before a presidential election, and activists said the 2016 spike has carried over into this year.
Ajo and I-19 Intersection Closed Overnight Friday for Bridge Work
Construction will restrict travel through the area from 10 p.m. Friday until noon Saturday
Sen. Flake: End to NAFTA Would Hurt U.S. Economy
Flake predicted a rise in unemployment, farm subsidies and illegal immigration if trade deal is ended.
Episode 345: The News That Impacted Arizonans in 2017
A look back at what we covered and what it will mean in 2018.
Arizona Researcher Linking Aviation Tech and Self-Driving Cars
How GPS and radar from passenger jets can help guide robotic vehicles.
Tech Launch Arizona Reports More Companies Licensing UA Inventions
Organization helps license research to companies, generated $32 million in revenue since '13.
Southern Arizona 2017 Science Highlights
Busy year in astronomy and planetary science for Tucson space industry.
Episode 167: Reviewing 2017
A look at the stories we covered in 2017, and what stories will continue to resonate in 2018.
Pima County Wins World View Lease Challenge in Court
An appeals court rules the county's deal with the space balloon company complies with state law.
New Agreement Between U.S. and Mexico to Fight Transnational Criminal Organizations
U.S. and Mexico forming the largest transnational law enforcement agreement in the world.
Endangered Gila Topminnow Returns to Santa Cruz
Tiny native fish may have been brought downstream by monsoon floods.
