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Pima County Attorney Laura Conover at her campaign watch party at the Silver Room, on Primary Election night, Tuesday, July 30.

Pima County to release legal guidance on federal law enforcement access

The newly released memo clarifies federal law enforcement access to county facilities and employee protections.
This dog was transferred to the Humane Society of Southern Arizona from California, due to the ongoing wildfires and will become available for adoption. For more information contact the HSSA. Monday, Jan. 25, 2027.

Arizona animal shelters open doors to dogs displaced by California wildfires

Humane Society of Southern Arizona and Pima Animal Care Center collaborate to find homes for 70 rescue dogs as adoption fees are waived.
People wait for assistance at a shelter that's part of the Casa Alitas program on March 1, 2024.

Pima County closing centers for asylum seekers

The closures are due to new orders from the Trump Administration.
Opponent of the proposed Interstate 11 holds up a sign stating her position on the topic.

Progress on Interstate 11 in AZ on hold after lawsuit deal

A stay in a court case means environmental reports will be re-examined.
This crisis of elderly women facing homelessness is a new phenomenon, and the number of women in need is increasing. Their struggles are exacerbated by lack of affordable housing and shelter's having limited bed space. The woman featured in this photo is over 60.

New data shows more Tucson women, children without homes in 2024

There was a slight decrease in overall homelessness in Pima County last year, but an increase in women and young people without stable housing.
Baboquivari Peak, the most sacred site for the Tohono O'odham people, can be seen from many parts of Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge.

Tohono O’odham Nation gains co-stewardship over sacred lands

The Tohono O’odham Nation and the Bureau of Land Management agree to co-steward the Baboquivari National Wilderness.
File image of a for sale sign outside a home in the Tucson metropolitan area.

AZ home affordability improves, still out of reach for average wage-earner

Data shows average wage-earners would still be cost-burdened with a median-priced home purchase.
What planners want The Homing Project in Tucson to look like.

The Buzz: Catching up with some of our 2024 interviewees

We check back in on four stories we covered this year to see how they are doing.

Arizona completes statewide water testing for PFAS ahead of updated EPA regulations deadlines

88% of water systems sampled meet new federal standards, 12% exceed newly established levels.
Plexiglass dividers are set up throughout a courtroom at the Pima County Superior Court as part of the building's COVID-19 mitigation protocols. April 2021.

Pima County trains to improve support for substance use cases

The trainings are meant to improve accessibility for people who have finished the trial phase.
Jan, a puppy, makes a visit to a Pima County Supervisors meeting for PACC's Pause for Paws program, April 17, 2018.

PACC receives $120,000 grant to expand Spanish-language outreach for pet services

The grant allows a successful campaign to spread awareness of the services the center provides to continue.
Living room fireplace.

Holiday tradition highlights living room dangers

Fireplace wood burning carries some hazardous health risks.
Looking out at the tower at the Tucson International Airport.

Tucson International Airport expects more flyers this holiday season

Holiday passengers are expected to increase 6%
A scale and gavel

Former Pima County Sheriff's Sergeant Ricardo Garcia found guilty of attempted sexual assault and sexual abuse

The jury found him not guilty of sexual assault.
New sign at Stone & Drachman in midtown Tucson.

Court blocks Tucson Inn demolition amid preservation dispute

Judge halts the demolition of three motels on Miracle Mile and asbestos abatement after preservation groups argue the actions threaten the historic integrity of the iconic motels.
A courtroom sign at the Pima County Superior Court.

Defense argues consent was possible for passed-out victim deputy at the center of Pima County Sheriff’s Department rape case

Closing arguments reiterated the defense’s focus on the victim’s prior history with Garcia, and inconsistencies made in her initial statements to police.

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