9th Circuit Appeals Court to Hear Cases in Tucson
Parties in Arizona and Nevada cases to argue at law school
Davis-Monthan's A-10 on Chopping Block Again
Pentagon readying budget that includes retiring Davis-Monthan's primary aicraft.
McSally Votes for 'Dreamers,' Against Other Obama Action
Republican defies party to keep immigration executive order funding in place for young adults.
Rothschild: Happy with Ducey's Attention to Southern Arizona
Governor, mayor meet privately for half-hour; Ducey says he touts region as good for business.
Dread Driving Test? Take Classes Instead Under New State Rules
New state rules allow classes in lieu of written, road exams; aim is more professional instruction.
Tucson Streetcar Ridership Down in November, December
Holidays, weather reduced number of people riding rails between downtown, UA.
Saguaro National Park May Raise Some Fees
Park officials say increases have been authorized by National Park Service
TUSD Ethnic Studies Case Before US Court of Appeals
Teachers, students seek to overturn state law that banned Mexcican American Studies in Tucson.
TUSD's Sanchez Stands by Minority Classes
Says district has done nothing wrong and must adhere to federal desegregation order rather than state ruling.
McSally Takes Seat in Congress Tuesday
She joins 4 other Republicans, 4 Democrats in representing Arizona in U.S. House of Representatives.
Hybrid Cars Make 'Clean Air Blue Skies' Eligibility
Six vehicles designated by state transportation officials to get plates allowing single-occupancy in HOV lanes.
Arizona Seeks Past Drug Combo for Executions
Change comes after drugs used in July execution took two hours to kill man who murdered two Tucsonans.
Deportations Fall Slightly from 2013 Record
Federal government reports 414,000 people removed from country in fiscal year that ended in September.
Year in Review: In Politics, GOP Sweeps State Offices
Ducey elected governor, all other executive offices go to Republicans, plus five of nine seats in Congress.
Year in Review: Immigration, Border Security
AZPM's Fernanda Echavarri and Ted Robbins discuss Central American children, Obama initiatives, more.
