Former Pima County Sheriff's Sergeant Ricardo Garcia found guilty of attempted sexual assault and sexual abuse
The jury found him not guilty of sexual assault.
Congress required Biden Administration's sale of border wall materials
Some Republican are upset that the Biden administration is moving unused border wall materials out of the Arizona borderlands.
Trump taps Kari Lake as head of Voice of America
She has never acknowledged her defeat in the 2022 gubernatorial race and lost her Senate race last month by an even larger margin.
AG Mayes sues Saudi-owned alfalfa farm Fondomonte
The lawsuit alleges that the company has excessively pumped groundwater, causing a nuisance in La Paz County.
Judge dismisses challenge to dual language program, citing lack of standing
This lawsuit was Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne's second attempt at targeting the learning model.
ADOT takes new step in Tucson-to-Phoenix passenger rail service
Regional transportation officials will use federal grant to further study the long-discussed project.
The Buzz: Tariffs and Southern Arizona's Economy
With the promise of import taxes, will major industries in our area be affected?
Following abortion rights ballot measure, lawsuit seeks to overturn Arizona's 15-week ban
Plantiffs are suing the state, arguing that the 15-week law is now unconstitutional.
New protected bicycle lanes opening in downtown Tucson
Project on Stone Avenue also adds pedestrian crosswalks and landscaping
The Buzz: Checking on the 2024 election with Adrian Fontes
Arizona's Secretary of State said this election went smoothly, though there's always room for improvement.
Trump’s proposed tariffs could spike U.S. grocery prices, industry experts warn
A 25% tariff on Mexican goods could have a ripple effect on U.S. produce prices and businesses.
Legal challenges loom as abortion is enshrined in Arizona's constitution
Absent a court order or legislative action, those laws will remain unchanged, even if they conflict with the voter-approved measure.
Santa Cruz River Partnership could create Arizona’s first urban wildlife refuge
US Fish and Wildlife Service, City of Tucson, Pima County and Santa Cruz County join forces to safeguard natural and cultural resources.
The Buzz: Arizona's 100-year water supply rule
Adequate water supply is more commonly becoming a concern for new housing developments.
Hobbs signs largest tribal water rights agreement in US history
The settlement is contingent on Congressional approval.
