Mexican Elections Sunday, With Implications for US
Unmotivated public, corruption allegations and violence on voters' minds for midterms.
Dozens Protest McCain's Borderlands Bill
Legislation would "cut red tape" for Border Patrol agents on federal land, McCain said.
Raising the Flag Again
Police officers hope to see more United States flags throughout Arizona and the country.
Economist: Tucson Growth Will Outpace National by 2017
Government spending and population growth will spur economy, UA analyst says.
3 Oro Valley Council Members Face Recall; Mayor Targeted
Hornat, Snider, Waters can stand for election in November; petitions still circulating against Hiremath.
Arizona Water Chief: California Should Share Drought Burden
During shortage, Arizona absorbs majority of cuts of Colorado River allocations.
Want to Cut Food Waste? Change How You Shop
New research shows more frequent trips to grocery store can keep food fresh, save money.
Traffic Deaths Decline 9% in Arizona in 2014
Alcohol-related fatalities, crashes decline; overall, number of crashes up 2%, ADOT reports.
Obama Cabinet Members Laud Tucson Homeless Vets' Efforts
HUD, Labor, VA secretaries visit job training center
Police Officers Investigated in Tucson Prostitution Ring
Chief confirms state looking into possible involvement in local brothel case dating to 2011.
Swim at an Art Museum? You Can in Downtown Tucson
Donated pools will be auctioned after summer to raise money for contemporary art center.
Arizona Law Denying Bail to Some Immigrants Rejected
US Supreme Court declines to hear Maricopa County appeal to keep voter-approved measure.
Feeling Ill? 104-Degree High, Ongoing Heat May Be Reason
Pima County health officials warn of dangers of extreme temperatures with summer upon us.
AZ WEEK: Preparing for Hot Senate Race in 2016
Also, state schools chief meets with Southern Arizonans to hear educational ideas.
METRO WEEK: Why Republicans Didn't Challenge for Mayor
Party puts up three candidates for Tucson City Council seats now held by Democrats.
