UA Online Aims to Expand Through Business Partnerships
Geico, Caterpillar Inc. and Salt River Project have signed on for test program.
What Can Politicians Actually Do To Improve the Economy?
Three experts weigh in on how public policy can improve Arizona's financial well-being.
ASU Lab Tracking Cyber Threats On Deep Web, Dark Web
Machine learning and data mining aim to identify patterns to stop attacks before they occur.
$243 Million Surplus for State in 2015-16, Report Says
Second straight year of big surpluses reported for state tax, fees revenues.
Monsoon Rains Ease Arizona Drought Conditions
Climatologists looking for signs of La Niña conditions
Native Americans Still Face Obstacles to Voting Access
Many don't have formal addresses, and distance to polling places may prevent some from voting.
South Tucson OKs $400K to Repair Subsidized Housing
Though funding has been available for two years to replace fan coils in residential units.
Tucson Bus Fare Increase on City Council Agenda Tuesday
Opponents want alternative: Increase ridership to increase revenue.
UA Collaborative Study Seeks Ways to Slow Cognitive Decline
Universities recruiting adults age 65-90 for computer-based exercises and mild electric stimulation.
Tucson Museum of Art Wins $93K Grant for Refugees
Programs will focus on creative expression and English-language acquisition.
Could Arizona's Latino Voters Tip the Scale in November?
Also, excerpt of 1989 interview with Gov. Rose Mofford, who died this week.
Latino Voters Could Turn Elections, if They Vote
Turnout doesn't match population growth in Arizona; young voters hard to capture.
UA Professor Works to Replace Coral Snake Antivenom
'Race against time' to finish trials before complete shortage.
PCC Chancelor: Sanction on College Should Be Removed
Accreditor took the college off probation last year but it remained on notice, a lesser sanction.
Stone Ave to be One Direction at Drachman Through Friday
Traffic will switch directions every 12 hours due to work on water lines.
