Arizona Public Service announced it may shut power off in certain areas due to rapidly changing weather, dry terrain and extreme winds that elevate the risk.
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Raquel Gutiérrez is a poet, essayist, writer and educator based in Tucson — their newest book is called "Southwest Reconstruction." It’s their first book of poetry and draws inspiration from both the natural — and human-made — environment.
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More than 350,000 Haitians are living and working legally in the U.S. under the status — which is available to nationals from countries deemed unsafe to return to because of war, natural disasters or other crises.
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The department did not release a list of names of the people it says are family, business or personal acquaintances of people associated with the drug cartel.
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Two U.S. and two local Mexican officials died in the northern Mexican state. The state attorney general says they were on the way back from destroying alleged drug labs.
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The visit comes ahead of a mandated six-year review of the trade pact between the United States, Mexico and Canada this summer.
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The analysis uses government data, spanning asylum and refugee admissions to work visas and international students.
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In a letter to new DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin, Gallego and Kelly say they’re writing to follow up on an original request from February — in which they asked the agency for more details about plans for a warehouse facility in surprise, and an old jail in Marana, just outside Tucson.
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Arizona Republican Congressman Juan Ciscomani says new troops are stationed at Fort Huachuca — a Army installation just north of the U.S.-Mexico border in Cochise County.
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SRP, APS and over four dozen other utilities throughout the country will deploy crews to install electrical wire, dig holes, set power poles and bring power to some of the nearly 10,000 homes without it.
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Mexico’s economy minister said representatives from the firm Foxconn will visit Hermosillo this month.
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Researchers running a scientific experiment to make the largest 3D map of the universe finished the planned survey Tuesday night, observing 47 million galaxies and black holes. That went well beyond the original goal.
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The filing comes a little over a week after Ansari announced plans to initiate an impeachment process against Hegseth, who she says is the chief enabler of an illegal war with Iran.