Tucson Court Aiming to Keep Vets Out of Jail Receives $400,000 Grant
Program diverts veterans with misdemeanors and connects them with services.
Reaction to Sen. McCain's Death Comes From Around the Globe
From Tucson, to offices of high power, people McCain interacted with share their memories and respect.
John McCain, Influential Senator and Former Navy Pilot, Dies at 81
The senior senator from Arizona died a year after a brain cancer diagnosis. He lived a life filled with family and decades of service, from the Navy to a career in politics.
McCain Discontinues Cancer Treatment
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Incoming Government Reconsidering Completion of Mexico City Airport
Potential cancellation of the project has worried business groups and civil organizations.
Secretary of State Faces Lawsuit Over Voter Address Updates
Suit claims tardy driver's license updates could leave some Arizonans locked out of elections.
Former Arizona State Treasurer Carol Springer Dead at 81
Springer was one of 5 women who won the highest state offices in 1998.
Marana Developing Plan to Treat Two Contaminated Wells
Wells have tested positive for compounds not regulated by federal laws.
Trump Signs Bill Named for Sen. McCain, Doesn't Mention Him
In remarks about the the $716B defense bill the president did not mention McCain, with whom he has a long-running feud.
Judge Sides With Pima County On Part 2 of World View Case
Ruling says the county properly entered into no-bid contracts with builders so it could meet World View's needs.
City Council Takes Initial Step in Raising Tobacco-Purchase Age
The council has asked the city manager's office to prepare an ordinance that would raise the age to 21.
Maricopa County to Appeal Ruling in Lawsuit Over Arpaio Patrols
The appeal isn't aimed at recouping the millions of dollars covered by taxpayers, but rather to correct court decisions and reduce county legal costs, a prosecutor said.
Pima County Supervisors Again Delay Vote on Federal Grants for Sheriffs
Party line vote continued grant talk until a September 4th meeting.
Congress Watchdog: Border Wall May Cost More, Take Longer
The Government Accountability Office said CBP doesn't have enough info to know if it is using resources in a cost-effective manner.
Federal Law Enforcement Grants Appear on Supervisors' Agenda Again
Operation Stonegarden grant debate began in February and has been put off numerous times.
