Tucson cutting, but not canceling, recycling pickup
The curbside recycling service will be reduced to every other week, and the city expects to save $1.4 million a year.
Mexico’s president pushes for controversial amnesty law project
The law is meant to forgive certain offenses, though critics say the government is allowing the imprisonment of innocent people.
In Mexico, thousands commemorate 5th anniversary of disappeared students
Outrage continues over the unsolved crime that led to the disappearance of 43 college students from Guerrero.
Sewer repairs around Tucson to impact traffic
The majority of the repairs will last from Sept. 30 to Oct. 5, but some projects will finish up in November.
TUSD receives largest donation of clothes for students and families
800 boxes of brand-new clothes were donated for distribution to students.
Christiane Amanpour, Gov Ducey on USMCA, TUSD sex-ed reform
Plus, our Own Words series features young climate change activists.
Accommodating student housing in Tucson
A look at some of the impacts from high-rise towers near the university and downtown Tucson.
Pascua Yaqui Tribe distributes gaming funds to community groups
The grants represent a percentage of its contribution to the state through its tribal gaming compact with the state.
Pima County sheriff opens call for citizens to join advisory council
Sheriff Mark Napier says the council can review any aspect of the department's activities.
Census mail reminders will fall short in Arizona, Grijalva says
The representative from Arizona is worried the method will mean an undercount in the state's rural areas and tribal lands.
Independent counsel to investigate complaint against newest Arizona Supreme Court justice
The ethics complaint was filed a day before Gov. Doug Ducey appointed Bill Montgomery to the state's high court.
Driver's license thefts spur ADOT to boost online safeguards
Four recent investigations have led to 10 arrests and the discovery that more than 160 people have been affected.
Border crossers near yuma can be sent west for 'Remain in Mexico' program
The program isn't set up south of Yuma, but asylum seekers crossing there can be processed and sent to another sector.
Archive Tucson: Moving into a white neighborhood
Joel Turner describes the interactions he experienced moving into a white neighborhood in midtown Tucson in the 1960s.
Without government aid, fishermen in Mexico return to endangered porpoise habitat
Fishermen in the Sea of Cortez say they haven't received compensation like in previous years, so they're returning to the vaquita marina's waters for shrimp season.
