Trump's Invective at John McCain Dismays Some Republicans
Several leading Republicans had signaled a new willingness to defy Trump and defend the late senator and veteran.
Food Bank Helping Unpaid Federal Workers
Federal prison, FAA and TSA employees receive food during shutdown.
Author Sees Food Systems as a Way to Unite People
Tucson resident says communities across the country are joining forces for the common good.
Asylum-Seeking Women Targeted by Smugglers
Single women with children are often forced to take in an unkown male to get into the U.S.
Coffee or Mimosa? Understanding Your Ballot Over Brunch
A Tucson resident hosts a "Ballot Brunch" at home to explore the issues before Election Day.
Flake Strikes Cautious Tone on Kavanaugh Hearing
The U.S. senator from Arizona criticized those he says are rushing to judgment regarding accusers and accused.
Arizona Sues Maker of Oxycontin
Lawsuit claims Purdue Pharma violated a judicial order regarding claims made in advertisements.
Foothills Mall Set for Redevelopment
Pima County Supervisors approve rezoning, clearing the way for a multi-use district.
US Slashes Number of Refugees to 30,000 for Next Year
It makes two straight years of cutting the number of refugees the U.S. will accept, with last year's cap at 45,000.
Cochise County Supervisors Pass Incentives for Vineyards, Solar and Housing
Trio of economic incentives aimed at growing industries in the area.
Current Phase of Grant Road Improvements Nearing Completion
Project began in 2017 and was scheduled for completion July 23.
US-Canada NAFTA Negotiations May Hurt Arizona Long Term
One Canadian official says President Trump's insults may cause Canadian snowbirds to head to Northern Mexico instead of Southern Arizona.
Kyl Sworn In to Fill McCain's Seat
Only committing to serve through the current session ending in January, Kyl can vote on key issues, including Kavanaugh's Supreme Court confirmation.
4 More Weeks of Monsoon, Tucson Has Beaten Normal Rain Totals
Tucson has received more than six inches of rain since the monsoon began, and much of Southern Arizona has surpassed normal totals.
Thousands of Mail-In, Provisional Ballots Remain Uncounted in Pima County
Ballot counting will resume Thursday. State law requires counting to be done by next Wednesday.
