Brutinel Elected as Next Arizona Supreme Court Chief Justice
Voting by the seven justices has Brutinel replacing Justice Scott Bales.
Arizona's Future Secretary of State Vows to be Nonpartisan
Democrat Katie Hobbs claimed victory over Republican Steve Gaynor in close race.
City of Tucson Shuts Down Homeless Camp
Cites health code violations and illegal use of property
Climate Change Could Drive Vegetation Changes
Tucson-based scientist charting similar changes from Ice Age.
Raising the Age to Buy Tobacco
Tucson is considering raising the minimum age to buy cigarettes in an effort to curb smoking among teens.
More Bighorn Sheep Restored to Historical Ranges
Arizona Game and Fish continues to re-establish the species.
UA President Robbins Unveils New Strategic Plan
More than 90 initiatives focus on students, research, global efforts and more.
Nogales Residents Feel Economic Impact of Razor Wire on Border Fence
Nogales city officials say they have been forced to cut holiday bonuses in half for 300 city employees.
Military at Border; Processing Asylum Seekers; Court Backlog
Plus, a tour of an area of the desert where illegal border crossings have surged.
Arizona Unemployment Rate Rises to 4.7 Percent in October
The labor force increased by just over 16,300, and the economy added 23,300 jobs.
Montana-Based Company Wins Arizona Border Wall Replacement Contract
The contract is for a portion of the expected 32 miles of replacement walls in the Border Patrol’s Tucson and Yuma sectors.
El Tour de Tucson Wheels Into Town
Pima County sheriffs say to expect delays.
Pedaling Your Way to Work
Tucson is known as a bike-friendly town. When it comes to commuting, how is the city planning for bikes?
High Schoolers Co-Author Scientific Research Thanks to Internship
A UA professor says the students made significant contributions to research into bioinformatics.
Judge Won't Give More Time to Find Victims of Arpaio Detentions
Advocates for immigrant rights had argued more time was needed to locate the victims.
