Social Justice

The possibility of ICE surging into Tucson as it has in Minneapolis, and more recently Maine, has led to a public debate over how residents in southern Arizona should respond.

ASU’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law will be hosting a job fair Thursday — but one entity that’ll be recruiting is drawing the ire of some students: ICE.

The annual Martin Luther King Jr. march in Phoenix saw thousands of Arizona residents. Among them were some of the state's heavyweight political figures, including Attorney General Kris Mayes.

A Mesa man has been sentenced to five years in prison and three years probation in connection with the arson of a Tesla dealership in that city last year.

We all know that Arizona is hot. Too hot, oftentimes, for workers to safely spend long periods working outdoors — or even indoors where there’s not good air conditioning or air flow.

Harold Pinter’s plays were sarcastic and funny, lampooning the awkwardness and absurdity of British life. But towards the end of his career, the tone of Pinter’s plays began to change.

One local clinical psychologist explains how anti-gay rhetoric has recently impacted kids’ well-being.

Nearly 153,000 of Arizona’s low-income mothers and their young children rely on WIC for monthly food assistance, nutrition education and breast feeding support. The government shutdown has put the program in limbo.

Logan Hollarsmith was taken into custody by Israeli forces while captaining a boat full of mostly U.S. military veterans. The boat was one of at least 44 that were part of the Global Samud Flotilla — which set sail from Barcelona and Genoa in August with the aim of delivering humanitarian aid to Gaza by sea.

TCE was widely used to clean jet engines at military sites — including those in Tucson’s southside. The area was designated as a Superfund site by the EPA when the chemical seeped into groundwater used by surrounding neighborhoods.