Tucson, AZ|News|
Homeland Security To Send Migrants From Tucson To El Paso, Then Back To Mexico
The move marks the expansion of the so-called “Remain in Mexico” policy to Tucson, where it previously went unenforced.
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AZ Saw Children’s Obesity Drop After WIC Required Healthier Foods
Obesity rates among young AZ children in the Women, Infants, and Children nutrition program declined between 2010 to 2016.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
AZ Universities Work To Secure Prospects For New Esports Programs
Grand Canyon University, University of Arizona, and Arizona State are exploring different ways of growing interest in esports programs.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
AZ Advocates Urge Immigrants File Paperwork As Higher Citizenship Fees Loom
Advocates who guide people through the various applications fear that the fee increase will prevent people from applying.
Across America, US|News|
Trump Creates Panel On Issue Of Missing, Murdered Indigenous Women
Trump told tribal leaders gathered at the White House for the signing that the “Operation Lady Justice” task force is long overdue.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Somali Refugee Starts Soccer Team For Fellow Africans In AZ
Somalian refugee Mahad Mohamed started a soccer team in 2008 to provide a sense of community for other African refugees in Arizona.
Across Arizona|News|
AZ Lawmakers On What They’re Thankful For This Holiday Season
Arizona lawmakers turned their thoughts to home when asked what they were thankful for this holiday.
Tucson, AZ|News|
To Ease Teacher Shortage, Tucson Pilot Program Offers Free Tuition, $1K A Month
The University of Arizona and a neighboring school district are working on a pilot program to “grow” Tucson residents into teachers.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
AZ Welcomes New Federal Law Expanding Punishment For Animal Cruelty
The Preventing Animal Cruelty and Torture Act makes "animal crushing videos" punishable by a fine, seven years in federal prison, or both.
White House, US|News|
Lawmakers Spar Over Trump’s ‘Remain In Mexico’ Rule For Asylum Seekers
The policy lets the government accept asylum requests from immigrants at border and then force them back to Mexico to wait for processing.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
AZ Delegates Disagree On How Farmer Workforce Bill Approval Will Affect State
More than 300 trade and labor groups, including at least four AZ-based agricultural organizations, wrote a letter in support of the bill.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
The World’s Largest Touring T. Rex Debuts In Phoenix
Dozens of spectators crowded into City Hall to meet Victoria, one of the most complete Tyrannosaurus rex fossils uncovered to date.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Women’s Sports School Hosts AZ Event To Improve Gender Disparity In MLB
Scouting Baseball! participants practiced the scouting techniques they learned in the classroom by evaluating players during AZ Fall League.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
AZ Republicans, Democrats Divided On 4 Key Issues: Poll
Immigration, climate change, housing affordability and gun control showed the largest “separation of thought” between the two parties.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Few AZ Delegates Appear Changed By Weeks Of Impeachment Testimonies
Two months of impeachment investigations and hearings do not seem to have changed any minds among AZ's congressional delegation.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
AZ Thanksgiving Travelers Should Expect Record-Breaking Passenger Numbers
AAA Arizona and Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport both say the day before Thanksgiving is likely to be the heaviest travel day.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Phoenix Storms Send HS Football Semifinalists Scrambling
With storms drenching the Phoenix metropolitan area, there’s been an added layer of complication for the high school football playoffs.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Ottawa University Football: From Nonexistent To Playoff Contender In 2 Years
Starting a college football program is usually a long-term process. Not so for Ottawa University of Arizona.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
AZ Food Insecurity At A Decade Low, Report Says
Nearly 15% of Arizona households were considered food insecure four years ago. The new report says that figure has dropped to 12.4%.
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House Panel OKs Pot Decriminalization, As Poll Shows Support In AZ
The House vote came the same day that a new poll showed a slim majority of Arizonans support legalization of recreational marijuana.
