Danyelle Khmara

The percentage of women who have died crossing the border into Arizona has increased this year, even as the total number of human remains found has slightly declined.

The incoming Trump administration and GOP-controlled Congress could cut the Medicaid expansion in the Affordable Care Act, eliminating health insurance for over 3 million parents and adults, including Arizonans.

Tucson’s Kino Sports Complex is being considered as a possible base camp for soccer teams competing in the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 and World Cup 2026.

The Arizona Auditor General says that school emergency operations plans throughout the state don’t meet minimum standards and that schools have not fully implemented and tested the plans they do have.

Some Republican are upset that the Biden administration is moving unused border wall materials out of the Arizona borderlands.

President-elect Donald Trump has repeatedly said he is quickly going to deport huge numbers of people when he takes office. But immigration and economic experts say his plan is still unclear and likely not possible.

The grant allows a successful campaign to spread awareness of the services the center provides to continue.

The trainings are meant to improve accessibility for people who have finished the trial phase.

Congressman Raul Grijalva is asking the Department of Homeland Security to explain how it is using artificial intelligence to make important immigration decisions such as when to deport someone or grant them citizenship.

New federal data show that the number of migrants apprehensions in Border Patrol’s Tucson Sector in December was the lowest it’s been in more than four years and only one-tenth the record highs seen last December.