Nine Killed in Crash of C-130 Aircraft Headed to Tucson
60-year-old plane was being retired.
Influx of Families From Central America Seek Shelter in Tucson
Local refugee shelters say they are now at capacity.
Western Water Managers Meet To Relieve Colorado River Tension
Issue not resolved, but officials expressed regret over how the conversation about water release practices has played out.
Education Association: Teachers Return to Work Thursday if Lawmakers Pass Budget
On fourth day of statewide walkouts, schools begin reopening.
Pima County Supervisors Review Planned Sales Tax Increase
Proposal would fund badly needed road repairs and construction
Vail School District First in Pima County to Reopen Amid Walkout
Superintendent says subs filled in gaps and 95% of support staff returned for school reopening Tuesday.
US Border Agency Tests Body Cam Use by Agents in 9 Locations
A Tucson unit of Customs and Border Protection will be part of the trial.
Arizona Wildfire Grows but Weather Conditions Improve
The so-called Tinder Fire had consumed almost 18 square miles south of Flagstaff by Tuesday morning.
Legislature Starts Budget While Teachers Protest
Teachers flooded the state Capitol on Monday for third day of protests.
Vail Schools to Open Tuesday
Superintendent Baker says "most" teachers to return, and instruction will occur.
County Supes to Debate Draft of Road Improvement Sales Tax
A memo predicts the bill will go through a final vote on June 19.
Fire Starts on Mount Lemmon
Smoke from the "Bug" Fire was visible from Tucson Monday.
US Says Border Crossing Doesn't Have Room for Asylum Seekers
Around 200 Central Americans in a caravan were told they may need to wait after arriving at the border in Tijuana.
Striking Arizona Teachers Gather at Capitol for 3rd Day
Demonstrations continue as Legislature expected to work through budget deal with Gov. Ducey.
Mexico's Supreme Court To Hear Sonora Acid Spill Cases
Cases revolve around management of money for victims and extent of impact.
