UA Part of Grant to Prevent Telecommunications Breakdown
Computer scientists at the University of Arizona are sharing a $454,000 grant to identify weaknesses in computer networks and secure them in the case of a national emergency, such as an electromagnetic pulse.
Well-known Arizona Political Pollster Talks About Election 2010
Margaret Kenski, Ph.D., one of Arizona's best-known and well respected political pollsters talks about the just-concluded primary and looks ahead to the general election.Party Election Celebrations Bring Political Faithful Out
Both parties rolled out the red carpet for candidates and supporters on primary election night.
Last Minute Push for Votes
As Primary Election Day neared one long time politician tried to give the next generation a helping hand.GOP Push To Alter 14th Amendment
Congressional Republicans calling for changes to amendment that guarantees citizenship.
Back to School at UA
UA President Dr. Robert Shelton talks about the challenges facing the University of Arizona in another tough economic year.
Friday Roundtable: Reporters Sound-Off
Primary Preview on the Friday Roundtable featuring Jim Nintzel of the Tucson Weekly and Linda Valdez of the Arizona Republic.
Downtown Update: Is a New Convention Center Hotel in the Cards?
Tucson Mayor Bob Walkup discusses prospects for a new hotel and the latest flaps between the city and the Rio Nuevo Board and The Regional Transportation Authority.
What's Next For SB 1070 Legal Challenge?
University of Arizona Law Professor Gabriel "Jack" Chin says the legal challenge to parts of SB 1070 may not reach the U-S Supreme Court.City Council Ward 6 Report Card
Steve Kozachik: Council is more business friendly, but asking voters for a raise is a deal breaker.
Secure Communities Expands Statewide
All 15 Arizona counties are now using a federal system to screen jail inmates for their immigration status.
