Border grant splits Pima County law enforcement
Oro Valley, Marana and Sahuarita continue accepting Operation Stonegarden border security funding even after Tucson and Pima County cut ties with the controversial federal program.
Voluntarios mantienen operativos puntos de agua en el desierto para migrantes
A pesar de que los cruces de migrantes han alcanzado mínimos históricos, los voluntarios de Humane Borders continúan manteniendo puntos de agua en el desierto de Sonora, al sur de Tucson, donde más de 100 personas perdieron la vida en el 2025.
AJ Mortazavi set to compete in Iron Chef Tucson finale
Amir Joshua "AJ" Mortazavi of The Barnyard Crafthouse & Eatery will compete in the July 18 Iron Chef Tucson finale, having earned his spot by winning the Meet the Chefs competition with a Baja-inspired fish taco.
Sun Tran drivers approve deal, avert strike in Tucson
Sun Tran drivers voted to approve a three-year contract with major safety improvements, averting a strike and ending months of negotiations over operator safety and pay.
Lyon busca un escaño en el LD17
La demócrata Holly Lyon, coronel retirada de la Fuerza Aérea, se postula a la Cámara de Representantes de Arizona por el Distrito 17 junto al representante Kevin Volk; sus prioridades incluyen regulación de aguas subterráneas, vivienda asequible y financiación escolar.
Tucson's Piñata Factory closes storefront after 17 years
After 17 years handcrafting custom piñatas in Tucson, the Piñata Factory has closed its North Stone Avenue storefront as online shopping cuts into in-person business.
Pima County funds jail GED program after sheriff's cut
Pima County is funding a decades-old GED program at the county jail after Sheriff Chris Nanos canceled its contract with Pima Community College, citing cost and unproven results.
Republican Anthony Dunham runs for open LD17 Senate seat
Republican Anthony Dunham is running for Legislative District 17's open Arizona Senate seat, facing Christopher King in the primary, with a platform on taxes, border security and school choice.
Weasel, candidata republicana por escrito, compite por un escaño en el LD20
Katherine Weasel se postula como candidata republicana por escrito para la Cámara de Representantes por el Distrito Legislativo 20 de Arizona; en noviembre se enfrentará a los dos ganadores de las primarias demócratas, abordando temas como los vales escolares, el agua y la vivienda.