Battle for the State's Top Money Man
Democrat Andrei Cherny and Republican Doug Ducey face-off in their battle to become Arizona State Treasurer.
Property Taxes Going Up?
Pima County Supervisor Ray Carroll talks about what Pima County homeowners can expect on upcoming property tax bills.
Electric Cars Rolling Out
Supporters of electric vehicles are excited about the short-term and long-term future
Back to School at UA
UA President Dr. Robert Shelton talks about the challenges facing the University of Arizona in another tough economic year.City Council Ward 6 Report Card
Steve Kozachik: Council is more business friendly, but asking voters for a raise is a deal breaker.
City Challenges
Tucson City Councilman Steve Kozachik of Ward 6 says city faces major challenges concerning the budget and a proposed downtown Tucson hotel.New Sun Tran Labor Contract Maintains City Funded Health Insurance
New offer hinged on job security assurances, but freezes wages and maintains city-funded health insurance.U.S. District Judge Suspends Key Parts of SB1070, Lets Others Stand
Judge rules U.S. could "suffer irreparable harm" if the immigration law is allowed to stand.
Secretary of State Democrats Square-off
Arizona Secretary of State Democratic Candidates Sam Wercinski and Chris Deschene want to unseat Republican Sec. of State Ken Bennett.
The Republican Face-Off District 30
Two Senate Republican hopefuls Frank Antenori and Marian McClure square off on who best will represent District 30 in the upcoming August 24th Primary.
The Green and Libertarian Candidates for US Senate
Two names that will be on the November ballot for sure in Arizona are Jerry Joslyn of the Arizona Green Party and David Nolan of the Libertarian Party.Grijalva vs. Goddard
Congressman’s call for boycott over SB1070 prompts letter from fellow Democrat and Gov. candidate.
Friday Roundtable
Tucson voters will decide Charter changes and sales tax increase plus one less GOP candidate in the CD 8 race.
Pinal population center, San Tan Valley considers incorporation.
Pinal county wears the label of the second fastest growing county in the country. At 80,000 residents, San Tan Valley has the largest population center.
