Money and Politics: Which Occupations Donate Most to Arizona Governor Candidates?
In campaign finance, CEOs and retirees are putting the most money into the gubernatorial race.
Census: US Migration to Tucson Doubled in 2017
The only Arizona counties to lose population were in the southeast portion of the state.
Supervisors Table Drug Trafficking Grant
Board Democrats decide not to vote to accept grant until they feel conditions for Operation Stonegarden are met.
Rep. McSally Suggests Building Wall on Arizona-California Border
The proposal came during a White House discussion about sanctuary cities.
Old Pima Courthouse to Get New Tenants
Leases were approved for Visit Tucson and university mineral museum are market rate.
Governor Lays Out School Shooting Prevention Plan
Plan focuses on modernizing databases, increase funds for schools and officer training.
Supervisors to Vote on Two New Tenants for Old Courthouse
University of Arizona and Visit Tucson may split the majority of the courthouse's square footage.
Dry, Hot Winter Ending, Southwest Faces Dry, Hot Spring
Continued arid conditions forecasted by NOAA for the entire Southern Arizona, increasing fire risk.
Students Walk Out of School to Protest Gun Violence
Tucsonans joined others throughout the country to call attention to school shootings and call for legislation.
Number of Tucson Homes for Sale Hits Historic Low
Despite inventory being at an all-time low, price growth remains in check.
Drop in House Flipping May Point to Growth in Home Prices
Investors appear to be buying and holding on to their inventory instead of selling.
City Council to Consider Renewing Downtown Business Improvement District
Affirmative vote would open a comment period for property owners in the district.
State Prepares to Launch Opioid Hotline for Health Care Providers
Hotline will offer doctors assistance with treating patients who are using opioids.
Call From TEP Threatening to Shut Off Your Power? Might Be a Scam
TEP says customer reports of calls threatening to shut off service without immediate payment doubled in February.
Groups Work to Reduce Blowing Dust Risk on I-10
Officials from government agencies gathered to share research and update others on projects aimed at minimizing problem.
