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One of Tucson's most popular attractions cuts back hours after Trump layoffs; researchers await a decision on science funding; it's rodeo time; and more...

Migrant children are left to navigate the court system alone; a study looks at the health of female firefighters; the fate of colorado river water could be up to the supreme court; and more...

The Trump layoffs and budget cuts continue to hit home, in Pima County, the National Park Service, the University of Arizona; and more...

Rural firefighters try to raise more money; The Arizona State Museum is in limbo; Park Service workers reflect on their sudden firing; and more...

Protestors take to the streets in Tucson; A new look at the evolution of fire; citizen scientists examine the secret lives of bobcats; and more...

Bird Flu detected in Arizona cattle; Immigration agents are becoming a frequent sight locally; Tucsonans debate a local tax increase; and more...

Faith groups sue to keep out “la migra”; fighting high-speed chases along the border; touring the world in one place: the gem show; and more...

Should university presidents get a pay cut? The governor says no; Arizona tribes get help with the opioid crisis; Arizona foreclosures are on the rise; and more...

A Tucson tax increase draws Democratic opposition; Tucson's Catholic bishop packs for Detroit; a former motel begins its transition to permanent housing; and more...

Arizona's “fake electors” win a round in court; a state lawmaker wants to cancel the newest national monument; running with the bulls in Tucson; and more...

Mexican guard troops head to the border; keeping ICE agents out of churches; a local scientist prints a moonscape; and more...

Troops are headed to the Arizona border; Tom Horne supports police on school grounds; what happens when high schoolers debate the nation's problems; and more...

We hear from a migrant stuck in Mexico after the Trump administration closed the door on asylum seekers; Utilities explore the nuclear option; lawmakers debate arming teachers; and more...

The county prepares for immigration raids; A lawmaker wants hospital patients quizzed about their legal status; A Tucson housing fund may come back to life after twenty years; and more...

States urge federal workers to be cautious about that resignation offer; Making I-Ten safer for long-haul truckers; home-sharing as a way of life; and more...

Get ready for tariffs starting this weekend; State government braces for budget cuts; a city park is renamed for a local hero; and more...

A bipartisan push for new groundwater rules; Douglas declares an emergency - but is there one, really; Osiris-rex didn't find life on an asteroid - but it came close; and more...

A new milestone as the first Latina and African-American is named to the state's highest court; Norovirus is sickening more people; The state superintendent urges schools to do better; and more...

Arizona joins the move to unfreeze federal funding; Tax season returns, with more options; spring training is around the corner; and more...

Tucson officials declare they're not immigration enforcers; The Trump White House blocks legal help for detainees; Making space for dogs displaced by brushfires; and more...

Rejecting Trump's defense pick; Reevaluating the US-Mexico relationship; making a plan to preserve the Tucson culture; and more...

Migrant shelters in Tucson are shutting down; Mexican governors speak out; Interstate eleven hits a roadblock; and more...

Mexico provides an app for citizens facing potential deportation; conservationists worry about their fight against a mew mine; Sedona wants to crack down on rentals; and more...

Arizona prepares for the full effect of a Trump presidency including mass deportations, the fight over birthright citizenship, and tariffs on imported goods; and more...

Trump's inauguration leaves thousands of migrants in limbo; Biden-era clean energy jobs face an uncertain future; is cloud seeding the answer to drought; and more...