Episode 126: TUSD School Board Mulls Leadership Change
Plus, local law enforcement leaders are cutting budgets and asking for funding; high-risk areas for lead poisoning
Tucson Trump Supporters Work To Change Perceptions About President
Demonstrators say he is sticking to his promises.
Ballot Counting Nears Completion in Pima County
19,000 provisional ballots found valid; late count not expected to affect results.
Napier Wins Pima County Sheriff's Race, Ousting Nanos
Indictment of Nanos' second-in-command one month before election hurt him.
Congress: McSally Wins in 2nd District, O'Halleran Takes 1st
Grijalva unopposed for eighth term; Republicans lead congressional delegation 5-4.
Will Arizona Election be Fraud Free? Yes, and Here's How
Plus, meet the new CEO of the Downtown Tucson Partnership.
Local Officials Push to Keep Cherrybell Postal Facility Open
Elected reps will host congressman who oversees US Postal Service for tour, meeting.
Ex-Chief Deputy Faces Charges in $500,000 Theft, Conspiracy
Federal indictment accuses him of stealing anti-crime money over four years.
Indictment of Chief Deputy Upends Pima Sheriff's Race
No comment from incumbent Nanos; challenger Napier says 'healing' needed.
Pima Sheriff's Chief Deputy Indicted over Money Misuse
Second in command Chris Radtke resigns after federal grand jury action, sheriff says.
Pima County Attorney Race Foes Mostly Agree on Issues
Lowering crime, cyclist and pedestrian safety, and outside duties of the office are topics of debate.
What Can Politicians Actually Do To Improve the Economy?
Three experts weigh in on how public policy can improve Arizona's financial well-being.
Bus Fare Debate: Tucson Wants Revenue; Riders Say No
Plus: Election Recap, OSIRIS-REx Preview, and US Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan speech.
Leadership in Focus for Democratic Race for Pima County Attorney
Incumbent LaWall touts experience; challenger Feinman challenges that record.
Can Tucson F-16 Training Reduce Fighter Pilot Shortage?
Plus: a preview of Tuesday's primary election; why the "digital divide" is shrinking for Tucson-area Latinos.
