Arizona Legislators End with Tax Cuts, Not Restoring Welfare
Session adjourns Wednesday evening with flurry of last-minute cuts for businesses.
Voting in Tucson Election? Don't Mail Your Ballot; Drop It Off
To ensure it arrives in time, drop at one of seven locations; count is Tuesday.
Meet Five Members of UA's Class of 2017
An estimated 6,800 students will earn degrees from the UA this week.
Colorful Meters Aim to Bring in Money for Homeless Programs
Coalition hopes repurposed parking meters can sustain funding for a homeless work program.
Grand Canyon Considers Thinning Bison Herd
Park officials worried about damage done by up to 600 bison in the park.
University of Arizona Commencement Marks Transitions
Graduation, new president, new initiatives on the horizon.
Arizona Politicians React to FBI Director James Comey's Firing
McCain, Grijalva and Gallego call for independent investigation of Trump-Russia ties.
Pima Justice of the Peace Aboud Charged with Ethics Violation
Newly elected justice accused of stealing test answers at judicial training.
Arizona High School Pair Wins Medical Device Competition
San Luis students improved on a 'g-tube,' which helps patients who can't swallow food.
Next Step for Rosemont Mine Approval Could Come in June
Coronado National Forest supervisor expected to sign record of decision in June.
Last Piece Installed in Naco Border Fence Repair
Work on eight-mile stretch of border fence took four years to complete.
Inside Arizona's Only Nuclear Power Plant
The plant shuts down a reactor periodically for maintenance and engineering tasks.
Tucson Budget Stabilizing as City Watches Spending
City manager recommends $1.3B budget, with small surplus to end this fiscal year.
Electrical Power Out on Tohono O'odham Nation
Outage occurred at 8:30 pm Tuesday; expected to be restored Wednesday
Communication is Key at Pima County Bike Safety Classes
With a rise in pedal traffic, the chance for car-bicycle crashes also goes up.
