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."
North AZ Towns Losing Millions Over Closure of Grand Canyon
Government shutdown costing the region about $12M, estimates say; town of Tusayan has felt much impact since most income comes from canyon's tourism.
Barber Cosponsors Bill To Pay Survivor Benefits
Government shutdown prevents paying military families who have lost loved ones; bill unanimously passed the House.
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.
Arizona Reps Express Frustration At Budget Situation
As the federal government shutdown hits its fourth day lack of federal budget deal angers Barber, disgusts Kirkpatrick.Border Contrasts Shape New Musical Aesthetic
Academics explore how Tijuana served as the foundation for the musical hybrid of Nortec CollectiveUS Supreme Court to Consider Prayer at Public Meetings
One of a number of cases the nation's highest court will consider in term beginning Monday.Health Exchanges Open to Uninsured Arizonans Until 2014
Enrollment for Obamacare health care began Tuesday; there are bout 1 million residents without coverage who qualify.
Another Republican Announces Candidacy for CD2 2014 Race
Ed Martin, talk-radio host, joins Martha McSally in GOP nominations for Congressional District 2's primary elections next year.
Price Range for Obamacare Health Insurance in AZ Released
Overall cheapest 'bronze' plan costs $214 a month, while 'silver' plans will be between $252 and $248.
Latinos Strong in Economic Recovery, Report Suggests
Study finds Latino-owned businesses have doubled in number in a decade to 67,500, with more expansion planned.
Grijalva, Fellow Congressman Introduce Immigration Bill
Border Caucus co-chairs aim to create new plan, saying it's time to move forward with reform.
AZ Won't Issue Licenses to Anyone Qualifying for Deferred Action
Change came after US District Court judge ruled in May that policy was likely 'discriminatory.'
Congressman Grijalva Wants New Immigration Reform Plan
Immigration bill has stalled in the US House; there are expectations that it will not be voted on this year.
FEMA Rejects AZ Appeal for Fed Assistance in Yarnell
'A declaration was reasonable, justified for nation's deadliest fire in 80 years,' Gov. Brewer says.
