Solar Rate Decision Sets Showdown over TEP Rate Case
Issue now has ramifications for solar installers and utility customers.
Assaults Against US Border Officers Rise Threefold
159 in October and November this year, compared with 51 a year ago.
Judge Won't Stop Higher Minimum Wage; Appeal Due
Arizona Chamber of Commerce sought to stop implementation due Jan. 1.
Holidays Mean Busy Airports, Highways in Arizona
AAA estimates 1.9 million Arizonans will travel before the new year.
Arizona Solar Rates Reduced for New Rooftop Installations
Corporation commission votes 4-1 favoring state's big power companies.
HUD to Provide $37M to Fight Homelessness in Arizona
$8M of that coming to Tucson and Pima County for 31 agencies.
200,000 Arizonans Could Lose Insurance if Obamacare Axed
Trump has said he is willing to keep some parts of the Affordable Care Act.
Sales Tax Revenue Turns in Another 'Poor Performance'
Monthly state revenue report says revenues fall short of budget by 0.4% for month.
White Christmas for Southern Arizona's Higher Elevations?
Overnight snow level on Saturday dips to 4,000 feet, which includes Tucson's upper reaches.
More Choose Bus over Driving to Go from Arizona to Mexico
Riders say it is safer, cheaper and more comfortable than driving.
Ducey on Minimum Wage Suit: We'll Follow Court's Decision
The Arizona governor is leaving it to the judge, says state will pay it if it takes effect.
First Latino, One Other Justice Join Arizona Supreme Court
State's high court has now officially expanded to seven members.
Trees, Large Plants on I-19 Will Be Cleared as Safety Measure
Woody vegetation within 30 feet of the highway will be removed by ADOT.
Storm Drain Under Port of Entry in Nogales Needs $10 Million Fix
City officials fear the 650-foot tunnel could collapse in the next few years.
TUSD, Vail Schools Honored for Work With Advanced Students
Districts increased number of students in advanced courses, student exam scores.
