Veterana JoAnna Mendoza reta a Ciscomani en AZ-6
La demócrata JoAnna Mendoza, una veterana de la Marina respaldada por Gabrielle Giffords, se postula para derrocar al titular republicano Juan Ciscomani en las elecciones intermedias de 2026.
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South Tucson cuts grocery tax to fight food insecurity
South Tucson City Council voted 5-2 to eliminate its tax on groceries, hoping to ease rising food costs for residents and attract new grocery stores after the closure of the neighborhood's only Food City.
Thousands rally in Tucson at No Kings protest
Thousands of Tucson-area residents gathered at Reid Park as part of the nationwide No Kings protest, to hear from elected officials and community speakers opposing the Trump administration.
Pima County residents push to recall Sheriff Chris Nanos
A recall petition is circulating against Sheriff Chris Nanos, citing his handling of the Nancy Guthrie abduction case and a disciplinary history his own deputies say he concealed for more than 40 years.
TENWEST expands to 6 days for 11th annual Tucson festival
TENWEST, the Southwest's largest entrepreneurial festival, returns to downtown Tucson March 24-29 with six days of workshops, experiences and networking.
Marine vet JoAnna Mendoza challenges Ciscomani in AZ-6
Democrat JoAnna Mendoza, a Marine veteran endorsed by Gabrielle Giffords, is running to unseat Republican incumbent Juan Ciscomani in the 2026 midterms.
Protesters rally against Marana ICE detention center
Protesters and Arizona lawmakers gathered outside a shuttered Marana facility opposing federal plans to reopen it as an immigration detention center.
Oro Valley water rates could rise after June 3 vote
Oro Valley's town council voted March 4 to approve a notice of intent to raise water rates, with a final decision expected June 3 and most residents facing an increase of about $1.86 per month.
UA Innovation Expo showcases student startups
The University of Arizona’s McGuire Center Innovation Expo showcased student startups ranging from eco-friendly products to safety technology, marking the program’s 10th anniversary.