Veterans' Remains To Be Laid To Rest Saturday
Marana Veterans' Memorial Cemetery to be final resting place for 30 homeless or indigent veterans.
Pima County Groups Granted $2 Million to Fight Homelessness
Program focuses on finding people a home and then turn to other issues.
More Arizonans File Taxes Online Each Year
87 percent of state residents expected to file online; 91 percent expected to file nationally.
Environmentalists, Rep. Grijalva Sue Over Border Wall
They want an environmental study before construction begins.
Massive Voter Fraud in Arizona? No, Election Officials Say
State and county officials say there's no evidence to support persistent claims.
IRS Still Needs Proof You Were Insured in 2016
Talk of repealing Affordable Care Act did not result in any change; proof of insurance is still necessary to avoid penalty.
Calendar Quirk Gives Taxpayers Extra Days to File
April 18 means three extra days for people to file, or procrastinate.
Attorney General: 'We Will Detain All Adults Apprehended at Border'
Sessions visits Nogales, says, 'We will execute a strategy that once again secures our border.'
Why New UA President Is Million Dollar Man
'To attract type of talent needed' to run what is a $2.5 billion operation, regents' president says.
Prices Up, Inventory Down for Tucson Real Estate Market
Median price hits nine-year high as the number of homes continues to drop.
Taking the Bait: Scammers Go Phishing During Tax Season
Phishing and impersonation emails look to take advantage of tax document errors.
Winter Rains Diminish Desert Drought
Summer monsoon will determine if dry conditions return.
Lawmakers' Top Priority: Teacher Pay, But How Much?
Leaders of both parties want to spend more in classrooms than Gov. Ducey proposes.
TEP Sister Company Plans Arizona-Mexico Transmission Line
Unisource will build a power line connecting two grids at Nogales.
IRS: Not Doing Your Own Taxes? Pick a Trustworthy Preparer
Untrue statements on a tax return ultimately falls on the filer, not the preparer.
