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A fire strikes historic old Bisbee; Central Arizona reports a healthy snowpack after years of drought; A bit of history finds a home at the University of Arizona; and more...

Some state lawmakers want to make unauthorized border crossing a state crime; Pima Community College gets a boost to help students in health care fields; The road to the moon might be paved by termites; and more...

Pima County might start over in its debate over a new jail; Conservation groups weigh in on a Grand Canyon water plan; If Valentine's Day brings gift-giving stress, you're not alone; and more...

A tale of migrants braving the freezing cold at the border; Arizona lawmakers look for a way out of the housing crisis; Pima County prepares a new climate action plan; and more...

Lawmakers fix a problem of their own making; Our water supply gets a boost from winter snows; Nothing says life in the desert like a haiku competition; and more...

Democrats and Republicans trade barbs after a border bill goes down to defeat; A new EPA initiative targets soot in our air; Getting to know your neighbors, even the ones with claws; and more...

Tucson moves closer to dealing with its forever chemicals; Lawmakers try to work out a solution to an election quandary; Reid Park Zoo is mourning one of its own; and more...

State lawmakers continue to wrangle over election changes; Tribes and conservationists try to halt a new interstate power line; A peek into the thrilling life in the laboratory; and more...

A look at the bipartisan border bill hammered out over the weekend; UA workers want the administration to hear them; A restaurant finds creative ways to cut food waste; and more...

One of New York's finest is coming to Tucson, to learn about migration issues; A UA professor works to unravel the mysteries of black holes; Why having a bird brain might not be a bad thing; and more...

Arizona troops were affected by a drone attack in Jordan; Counties call on the state to fix an election problem; Lawmakers move to bar discrimination against white people; and more...

A proposal for a new county jail draws lukewarm support; An Arizona congressman wants to crack down on high speed border chases; The Benson airport is dedicated to a survivor of the Bataan Death March; and more...

The University of Arizona - one of Tucson's and the state's biggest employers - braces for budget cuts and layoffs, while UA employees fight to make their voices heard; a beautiful tropical fish goes on display...too bad she's made out of ocean plastic; and more...

A detailed look at why the University of Arizona is in financial trouble; More family members than ever are crossing the border; Horseracing is "no go" this year in Tucson; and more...

A record setting month at the border; An initiative aims to transform parts of Tucson from poverty to prosperity; A new era begins for Wildcat football; and more...

Freedom Fest folds; Brent Brennan gets his Arizona deal; There's a new way to get your taxes filed; and more...

Arizona's top Republican quits after an embarrassing audio tape is released; More EV charging stations are on the way in Arizona; The government says no to a call for more jaguars; and more...

Another top official is out at the U of A; The governor touts her record on jobs; A lot of ground is getting broken lately; and more...

Clearing the final bottleneck on I-10; Making space for Sandra Day O'Connor in the US Capitol; Some literal snowbirds pass through southern Arizona; and more...

A new report looks at Biden and the Border; Radical contrarian Ed Moore leaves the scene; Studying service animals; and more...

A show of support for Sheriff Chris Nanos; The abortion rights movement takes center stage in Arizona; A new program aims to reduce child hunger over the summer break; and more...

Tucson's elected leaders get their first pay raise this century; Cochise County leaders try to show that vote counting machines are trustworthy; A big expansion may be coming for solar power in the west; and more...

A new football coach at the U of A; Zoombombing a city council meeting; Green grants for local small businesses; and more...

The state's budget crisis gets worse; Pima County gets a lifeline to keep serving migrants; An old app gets a new life as covid surges again; and more...

A possible explanation for increased migration in Arizona; OSIRIS-REx is finally spilling its secrets; A lawsuit aims to pull back the curtain on Cochise County's election denial; and more...