A settlement conference between Southwest Key and the Arizona Department of Health Services took place last week, according to ADHS spokesperson Nicole Capone.
Thursday was the second day of testimony in the Samantha Osteraas case.
From September 26 to October 3rd, CBP reported more than 800 people were arrested for crossing the border illegally in Ajo about five to seven miles near the Port of Lukeville.
On the internet, it can be hard to filter fact from fiction but University of Arizona professor Steve Rains said that people are using the internet to cope with illness.
More than 2,000 Southern Arizona high school and middle students will learn about careers in construction at the Fifth Annual Construction Career Days.
More than 250 people died while taking selfies in six year span, study finds
The season premiere of Will & Grace is Thursday at 9/8c.
Veterans from Arizona and across the country are gearing up for a wilderness expedition in the Grand Canyon.
A professor at the University of Arizona Eller College of Management is sharing new findings that can tell if a person is lying or telling the truth.
KVOA is celebrating its 65th anniversary this month and KVOA is getting an inside look at how to make one of Tucson’s famous chili dogs that’s kept people coming back for decades.
Former Tucson Department of Transportation traffic engineer richard Nassi recalls Tucson streets 65 years a lot quieter than they are present day.
A big slice of Tucson history is nestled in Old Tucson launching the history of movie making in Arizona.
“We still call the Fox Theatre the ‘Crown Jewel’ of downtown,”‘ said Craig Sumberg, the executive director of Tucson Fox Foundation.
The 2019 model cars are popping up at dealerships, but before buying, a new AAA report shows how much it costs for drivers to buy a new vehicle in 2018.
The 1950s was a really pivotal moment in the Tucson community as well as for the fire department, according to Tucson Fire Department Interim Fire Chief Joe Gulotta.
The 1950s was a really pivotal moment in the Tucson community as well as for the fire department, according to Tucson Fire Department Interim Fire Chief Joe Gulotta.
As people walk into Hotel Congress in downtown Tucson, the floors are original as well as most everything else inside.
