Congresswoman Kirkpatrick not running again
The five-term congresswoman says she will retire at the end of her current term.
Tucson city budget town hall: infrastructure and mobility
Thursday night's town hall updated residents on various projects and surveyed attendees' priorities.
Tucson school districts prepare to expand in-person learning
Tony Paniagua spoke to leaders from Sunnyside and Tanque Verde school districts.
Schools prep for reopen, easing COVID restrictions, eviction prevention
Plus, Tucsonans share their new normal under the pandemic.
Gila topminnow repopulate native waters
A tiny, endangered native fish is making a comeback in the Santa Cruz River.
Arizona move toward 100% clean energy faces challenge from legislature
The legislature considers limiting the power of state utility regulators as it looks to increase Arizona's renewable energy standard.
State looks to use inmates to help fight wildfires
Nearly 1 million acres in Arizona burned last year.
Arizona Dreamers hopeful for change as new in-state bill lands in the House
A bill that would give all Arizona graduates access to in-state tuition passed the Arizona Senate earlier this month.
Four cases of UK variant detected in Pima County
Cullen says there's no sign it's spreading rapidly here.
Contempt hearing sought against Joe Arpaio’s successor
Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone accused of non-compliance
News roundup: Legislature considers restrictions on voter-approved laws, surveys track trash in Santa Cruz River
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, March 11.
Robert Ashby, 1 of 3 surviving Tuskegee Airmen in Arizona dies at 95
Lt. Col. Ashby retired in 1965 and went on to be an airline pilot and flight instructor.
Tucson council reappoints judge panned by review commission
Mayor Romero: it was unfortunate there was “a blatant campaign" against Magistrate Geraldine Hale
AZ voter-approved laws could be restricted
State senators approved a change to the implementation of voter approved laws.
Surveys aim to track trash making it into the Santa Cruz River
The Sonoran Institute is leading an effort to quantify the trash ending up in the river with the hope of eventually reducing it.
