Recent Storm Costs NAU at Least $100K In Snow Removal Alone
Although exact costs aren't finalized, officials said clearing the pathways around campus was a costly endeavor.
Arizona Bill Would Allow Loaded Guns in Cars at Schools
Republicans say the measure would reduce the risk of accidental shootings from parents loading and unloading their guns.
Tucson Professionals Raise Funds for 'Hygiene Pantry'
The project will provide free toiletries to Tucson Unified School District students and their families.
Feds: Arizona Smuggling Ring Used US Banks to Transfer $1M
Authorities say the operation allegedly moved thousands of migrants from Mexico and Central America to the United States.
Volunteers Offer Tax Help as Filing Deadline Nears
Preparers report disappointment in some of the changes brought about by tax reform.
Police: Drugs Smuggled From Mexico to Canada in Ford Cars
The cars were being sent by rail in cars made in Hermosillo, Sonora, Ontario police said.
Why the Drought Contingency Plan ‘Deadlines’ Don’t Tell the Full Story
With another deadline passed, a look at the paths leading to a completed drought contingency plan for Colorado River states.
A New Treatment Can Relieve Food Allergies, But Few Doctors Offer It
Nearly 6 million U.S. children and teens — about 8 percent, or two per classroom — have food allergies.
Celtic Woman - Ancient Land
Delight in the shimmering voices and enchanting music of this new concert filmed at an Irish castle.
Jesse Cook: Beyond Borders
Enjoy an immersive musical journey with the acoustic guitarist as he blends rumba, flamenco and jazz.
County Animal Shelter Offers Creature Comforts for Occupants
More space at Pima Anima Care Center's updated facility cuts down on crowding and improves health care.
Feds Extend Temporary Protected Status for People From Four Countries
A professor says the roughly 10-month extension leaves bigger questions unanswered.
UA Rooftop Greenhouse Celebrates Path to Production
The greenhouse supplies fresh produce to over 500 students.
Developer on Decision to Turn Monastery Into Temporary Shelter
Ross Rulney eventually plans to build high-end apartments on the property.
Inside the Monastery-Turned-Shelter for Migrant Families
Tucson's Benedictine Monastery had been vacant for almost a year before opening its doors to asylum seekers.
