To date, 64 grants have been terminated or stop-work ordered at the University of Arizona, according to an internal university website.
The cancellations add up to nearly $60 million in unspent dollars.
UA spokesperson Mitch Zak could not confirm the numbers however, he says the stop order process has slowed dramatically in the last month.
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How federal cuts impact Arizona
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There’ve been efforts over the years in Arizona to transfer ownership — and control — of federal land to the state. Oftentimes, that’s due at least in part to lawmakers’ not being happy with federal plans for that land. -
Millions rely on this help to pay their bills during extreme cold and heat surges -
After a recent report found that Arizona’s SNAP participation numbers have dropped by roughly 47%, the question is: Why? -
The plan would consolidate research leadership — currently dispersed across the country — in Fort Collins, Colo., while closing laboratories in Montana, Utah and Nevada. -
The study says the Arizona Department of Economic Security shows a 47% decrease — a reduction of more than 400,000, including 180,000 children. Arizona had fewer than 490,000 SNAP recipients as of February.
