Yuma Farmers Assess Water Usage Amid Drought
What are regional lettuce producers doing to make lettuce farming more sustainable, and what is the future of this water-intensive crop that depends on the Colorado River?
A mummified baby mammoth was found in Canada with intact hair, skin and tusks
Despite being buried for over 30,000 years, the baby mammoth found in Canada's Yukon territory still had hair, skin and tusks intact.
A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to the Forum
SATURDAY at 8
Engineering By Touch
Through cutting-edge robotics, artificial intelligence, and augmented reality technologies, UA professors are developing advanced educational tools to make aerospace engineering accessible to the blind.
Biden to award Medal of Freedom to Giffords, McCain
The medal is the nation's highest civilian honor.
Ducey signs bill directing $335M to build border fence
The fencing legislation does not say where, when or how the barriers and technology will be installed and no planning document was available.
Some fire restrictions ease ahead of the holiday weekend
Officials warn to always check restriction status before starting a fire.
Episode 329: Making strides in the fight against stomach cancer
Stomach cancer is only the fifth leading cancer affecting people in the United States, but it much more common worldwide.
Sierra Vista City Council votes to approve tentative budget of $204 million
Grants and census changes help increase the budget.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service updates rules and goals for preserving Mexican wolves
The new changes are meant to increase the population and manage its interactions with livestock operators and nearby communities.
Green Valley hospital closes
Medical staffing crisis caused wages to skyrocket, says CEO.
The Great American Recipe: Love Language
FRIDAY at 9
Fine Revolution
A multimedia production of "Hamlet" that interrogates our relationship to technology and one another.
Broadchurch: Episode Four
THURSDAY at 9
