It's official: The bill to upgrade Chiricahua National Monument to national park status was signed Tuesday afternoon by President Donald Trump. U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum and Rep. Juan Ciscomani are scheduled to be at the Chiricahua Mountains Tue... See more
From a young man's death a legend was born 100 years ago today. On Oct. 18, 1926, University of Arizona football player John 'Button' Salmon succumbed to injuries he suffered in a car accident, but not before delivering an enduring, deathbed message to hi... See more
In exchange for peace in 1872, the Chiricahua Apaches were promised more than 2.7 million acres in southeastern Arizona, only to have it ripped away from them by President Ulysses S. Grant just four years later. Now a small piece of that land is back in t... See more
An Arizona archaeological site partially destroyed by border wall contractors in April may have been thousands of years older than Stonehenge or the Egyptian pyramids, according to a new study by two experts in rock-art dating. The 270-foot-long, fish-sha... See more
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman downplayed the prospect of deep cuts to his agency, during an appearance in Tucson Wednesday to highlight the University of Arizona’s outsized role in space exploration. Though the Trump administration’s proposed budgets ... See more