admin University of Arizona adds new tractors in Yuma. Here’s why it matters
Two new tractors are helping University of Arizona researchers modernize desert farming research in Yuma.
Arizona tennis player chases Special Olympics gold at 59
At 59, Richard Furubotten is chasing gold for Team Arizona at the Special Olympics USA Games.
Toddler pulled from apartment complex pool in central Phoenix
A 3-year-old boy is in extremely critical condition after being pulled from an apartment complex pool in central Phoenix.
CTE teachers tour Tucson optics company to prepare students for careers
Tucson companies are hiring students out of high school, and teachers are making sure students are ready.
Old Tucson’s future uncertain as county considers several options
Pima County will have to start looking for a new tenant for the iconic landmark Old Tucson.
PACC’s Eastside Adoption Center to reopen as main facility hit by deadly disease outbreak
PACC said eight dogs have tested positive for distemper and one has died.
Young soccer fans in Tucson hopeful World Cup success will help sport grow
Only 27% of U.S. adults say they're fans of professional soccer, behind sports like football, basketball, and baseball.
Phoenix civil rights activist Jarrett Maupin indicted on fraud charges
Jarrett Maupin, a Phoenix civil rights activist known for representing victims of police violence and their families, has been indicted…
Pocket Fire burns 500 acres north of Sedona, sparks evacuations
Smoke is rising over Sedona’s red rocks as the Pocket Fire sparks highway closures and evacuations.
Goodyear businesses brace for traffic as Buc-ee’s opening prompts major detour
Goodyear is rolling out a major traffic detour ahead of the grand opening of Arizona’s first Buc-ee’s at 6 a.m.…