News about Pima County, Tucson, South Tucson, Oro Valley and Marana.
A Tucson prosecutor's petition to restrict courtroom recording in Arizona, sparked by a harassment case involving his wife, has drawn support and fierce opposition ahead of a December 2026 Arizona Supreme Court decision.
The Rio Nuevo District Board is weighing whether to pull funding from the long-stalled Friedman Block project over a disputed $1 million parking request.
Tucson City Council reviewed a draft Safe City Action Plan addressing homelessness, mental health and public safety, though funding questions remain before adoption.
Tucson Spotlight launches its Immigration hub, the second of five bilingual resource guides connecting residents to trusted local organizations.
Melanie Barrett will be sworn in as Oro Valley's next mayor after eight years as vice mayor, running on public safety, fiscal growth and sustainability.
Tucson's Sun Link Streetcar 105 returned to service a year after a crash, restoring the system's original 10-to-12-minute frequency following extensive repairs.
Tucson's new Pima Family Advocacy Center brings law enforcement, legal aid, therapy and victim services under one roof for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors.
Tucson Spotlight launches Basic Needs, the first of five bilingual resource hubs connecting residents to local housing, food, health, and job support.
Tensions flared at a Marana Town Council meeting as residents protested a planned ICE detention facility and council members pushed back against accusations of complicity.
