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Construction at Pima County's new Roger Road Wastewater Treatment facility.

New Wastewater Plant Will Meet Fed Standards

Roger Road plant's odors also will be controlled; building done in 2014

Cuts Expected to Medicare, Food Assistance

Sequester may indirectly but significantly impact local agencies

Sequester Affects Tucson: Health, UA, More

Cuts ordered; furloughs would take 30 days to kick in
Despite the tough economy, some people are taking chances on new businesses and women are a vital part of the entrepreneurs.

AZ Week: No Recession from Budget Cuts

State could lose 30,000 jobs in 2 years, see growth slowed

Cuts Would Furlough 1,300 DM Civilians

Possible 18% reduction in flying hours, Air Force spokesman says
The Arizona House of Representatives chamber.

Tucson Should Fare Well, Lawmakers Say

Local legislators say shift in political balance will favor the Tucson area
The border between Douglas, Ariz., and Agua Prieta, Mexico.

Congress Debates 'Secure Border'

Immigration reform may hinge on creating new definition
3/20/12

Tucson Mail Processing Ends

Part of Postal Service cutbacks to erase big deficit
Sherif Joe Arpaio's school safety posse trains in a school shooting practice scenario.

Counties Take Different Paths to School Safety

Pima, Maricopa have own approaches deal with threats

3 Metro Area Municipal Elections Coming Up

March 12 primaries for South Tucson, Marana, Sahuarita

Military Suicides on Rise; No Simple Solutions

Southern Arizona health care providers, veterans respond to mental health crisis
Tucson Unified School District students.

State Website Aims at Parents, Students

Tool focuses on performance-based funding for K-12
U.S. Rep. Ron Barber, D-Tucson, discusses looming federal budget cuts associated with sequestration set to start March 1, 2013.

Sequestration's Threats on AZ Detailed

Worries arise over local impact of automatic federal cuts set for March 1
A UMC trauma surgeon is working to help patients in a hospital's intensive care unit have a better night's sleep.

AZ Week: Medicaid Expansion Work in Progress

'We have no faith in federal government' to sustain funding, House speaker says
A group of students at the Jump Start program at Myers-Ganoung Elementary School.

Bill Would Allow Longer School Year

Poorly performing schools could opt in, get more funding

Photo Traffic Enforcement Ban Fails

Legislative committee says municipalities should decide

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