Group Calls for Judge to Toss Border Case
Lawyers for a man working with the No More Deaths humanitarian aid group say the charges are U.S. government retaliation.
Sensor System Gives UA Researchers More Ways to Detect Lies
The system measures hundreds of cues that point to deception.
State Puts Hourly Air Quality Info Online
A website will let you know levels of ozone and particulate matter.
Arizona Illustrated Episode 506
2018 Emmy Special: The Full Nelson, Coach, Danzacultura, The Preventionist, and Ephemeral
Tech Weekend Brings Together Entrepreneurs From Arizona, Sonora
The three-day, 54-hour Techstar Startup Weekend in Tucson is focused on Latinx in tech.
Tucson Meet Yourself Enters 44th Year
The folkllife festival will feature old fan favorites and brand new attractions.
Arizona's Latino Vote
A look at the power of an important, and growing, part of the state electorate.
City Court Receives Grant to Continue Domestic Violence Program
A federal funds will allow the court to continue connecting victims with services.
FBI May Help Identify Migrant Remains Found Along US-Mexico Border
The Forensic Border Coalition says the FBI has the most extensive DNA database in the world.
Master Gardeners Celebrate 35 Years in Pima County
Volunteers have been "planting knowledge" since 1983.
Clear Skies for Engineering Students' Solar Oven Competition
Freshmen get real-world experience in design, construction and teamwork at the annual event.
Poll Shows McSally Leading in Senate Race
An analyst says a Green Party candidate and TV ads have been chipping away at support for Sinema.
Women Migrate Across More Than Borders
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Borderlands Theater explores"Sanctuary"; Pima County's Master Gardener program celebrates 35 years; and Tu Nidito presents an art show by youth coping with grief.
Pence to Attend Mexico's Presidential Inauguration
The vice president's visit is diplomatic protocol, but an Arizona researcher says it speaks to the administrations' relationship.
Episode 151: A New "Spin" on Information
A University of Arizona physics professor describes the principle of "spin" and how it can create more efficient information processing and storage.
