Tucson VA Facility Mostly OK, Despite Problems, Official Says
The deputy secretary called his visit 'great;' also said misconduct will not be tolerated.
Tucson Needs Thousands of Blankets for the Homeless
Emergency blankets the city requested were sent to other cities hit by natural disasters.
US, Mexico Start Jointly Inspecting Southbound Trucks
Already in place for northbound traffic, it speeds cargo at the border.
On Way to Bennu, OSIRIS-REx Looks for 'Trojan' Asteroids
The rare objects are hidden from view of Earth's telescopes.
PCC to Offer Free Class on New State-Required Civics Course
Test, required for high school diploma, is based on immigration and naturalization test.
Tucsonan Helps Gather African-American Genealogies
Volunteer was among thousands who worked on Civil War-era records for database.
Lower Mexican Peso Sends US Deal-Seekers Over the Border
At 20 to 1, shoppers are getting more bang for their buck.
Precision Agriculture Taking Off For Yuma Farmers With Drones
Drones can detect disease, pollinate and project yields, among other tasks.
UA Names Interim Health Sciences VP to Replace Garcia
Leigh Neumayer, first female head of UA Surgery Department, will start Jan. 1.
Can Trump Keep Promise to Deport Criminal Migrants?
Some possible scenarios regarding the infrastructure and execution.
Flake's Bill Aims to Prevent Vets Admin from Hiring Felons
Sen. Jeff Flake, who sponsors the bill, says it is time to change the VA's hiring practices.
Economic Outlook: Improving Tucson Employment Picture
Slow recovery from recession likely to pick up steam in 2017.
Arizona Regents to Trump: Protect 'Dreamer' Students
Letter from board asks president-elect to work with Congress to accomodate 'Dreamers.'
As Weather Cools, Tucson Real Estate Heats up, Defying Trend
Colder weather usually means a sluggish market, but that has not been the case this year.
Raytheon Begins its Expansion, Adding 2,000 at Tucson Plant
Tucson's largest private employer ready for new employees, buildings on South Side.
