Referendums Give People a Say On Recently Passed Laws
Two groups are trying to repeal laws just passed by the Legislature.
How's Tucson's Credit Score? Getting Better
City's credit rating reflects a better budget than in past years.
Episode 141: Local Governments Say No to Trump's Wall
Metro Week: 2 fire districts propose consolidation; new Catholic bishop coming to Tucson.
Air Force Puts Some A-10s in Jeopardy Again
Plans call for cutting three squadrons because of wing problems.
Rosemont Mine Takes Step Forward with Forest Service Approval
More permitting and approval must go through before operations can begin.
Probation Changes Drive Down State's Recidivism Rate
Arizona is one of five states that has seen a double-digit drop in those re-entering prison.
Ducey to Join Group Talking Infrastructure at White House
Ducey's list includes I-10, cross-border sewer in Nogales.
Tucsonan Farley Enters 2018 Governor's Race
State Senate assistant minority leader becomes third Democrat to announce.
Facing Deficit, South Tucson May Trim Essential Services
City may outsource fire department, scale back police services.
Episode 140: Meet the New University of Arizona President
Robert C. Robbins says he'll start scholarships, encourage what UA does well.
Tucson City Council: 2 Primary Races, 2 November Races
Fimbres, in one of three seats up for election this year, has no challengers.
Flake Asks Arizona to Speak Up in Support of NAFTA
The senator says the agreement brings millions into the state.
Attorney General Wants Help Fighting Phone Scammers
State launches pilot program in Pima County aimed at helping people 60 and older.
Tucson Setting Priorities for New Sales Tax Revenues
Police, fire equipment first on order list; oversight committees also will be set up.
Former Attorney General Wins Round in Court
State Supreme Court rules Tom Horne's right was violated in campaign finance probe.
