Lowell Scientist Explains Red Splotch on Pluto’s Moon
Frozen methane builds up at the winter pole, like layers of spray paint.
Mexican League Spring Training Starts Monday in Tucson
3 teams will hold practices for two weeks; 5 will take part in Mexican Baseball Fiesta.
UA Astronomer Sees Asteroid 2 Days Before It Whizzes by Earth
NASA-funded Sky Lab's observers have ID'd half of known near-Earth objects.
Arizona Tribes in Solidarity over Stopping North Dakota Pipeline
For many tribal members in the state, the conflict hits close to home.
Lower Costs, Improved Health Care See Progress in Tucson
Plus: update from Caterpillar; what's next for ITT Tech students; teens in government.
Getting in to College Is Just First Step for Many Latinos
While enrollment is growing, some face obstacles to ultimately receiving a degree.
State, Rights Groups Settle Challenges Over SB 1070
Agreement calls for guidelines on how 'show me your papers' part of law is applied.
OSIRIS-REx, Cruising, Sends First Photos of Journey
University of Arizona mission's spacecraft is healthy as it speeds at more than 12K mph.
Rose Mofford, First Female Governor of Arizona, Dies at 94
Flags to fly at half-staff in remembrance of 'unparalleled role model.'
Arizona Unemployment Drops, Halts Four-Month Trend
Hiring for the school year added 31,100 jobs to the state's economy in August.
Rights Groups: Close Private Immigrant Detention Centers
300 organizations send letter after federal promise to phase out private prisons.
Agency Cooperation Brought Caterpillar to Tucson, Exec Says
Company considered it an important step in laying groundwork for future.
So Far, Monsoon 2016 Has Been Normal and Above Most Places
Though when it rains it doesn't pour everywhere, with some areas receiving less.
Republicans Open 'Victory Offices' Across Arizona
Organizers are working to keep the focus on Trump as November nears.
17,000 Parking Spaces, But Still a Scramble to Find a Spot at UA
Permit costs go up to support alternative transportation and minimize congestion.
