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METRO WEEK: What Impact Do Tucson Lawmakers Have on Arizona Legislature?

Two former legislators weigh in on changing influence of local politicians.

UA Graduate Student Gets EPA Award

Chris Guiterman will spend next two years researching effects past changes in climate have had on pine forest in Arizona.

A Fifth of Arizona Homeowners Owe More Than House is Worth

Realty data company says number still high, but a drop from 2 years ago; state has 9th highest percentage in US.

Arizona Supreme Court Coming to UA College of Law

Will hold oral arguments on two cases during an upcoming University of Arizona visit on Nov. 6.

PCC Governing Board Race Heats Up; Crowded Fields in TUSD, Sunnyside

In Pima Community College election, school's probation plays role; funding dominates Tucson school district campaigns.

Congressional Candidates Swap Women's Rights Claims

Tone of TV ads from Democratic incumbent Barber, Republican challenger McSally show contentious race.

Early Ballots in Pima County Begin to Trickle In

More than 300,000 residents requested them for general election voting; Recorder's Office says 10% already mailed back.

State Senate Races in Pima, Tucson Focus on Economic Growth

Legislators, political newcomers facing off for seats in Arizona's LD 2, 4, 10, 11.

Public Gets More Time to Comment on Increased Training Flights in Tucson

Davis-Monthan released its environmental assessment in September saying region would feel little to no effect.

Study Looks into Effects of Wastewater on Santa Cruz River

Sonoran Institute, local officials release initial report on water quality after recent upgrades to treatment facilities.

Mosquitoes May Stay Until November

Pima County health officials receiving up to 10 complaints a day; warm weather, rain create prime spots for bugs to breed.

AZ WEEK: Tucson Couples, Clergy Celebrate Gay Marriage Ruling

Just hours after federal judge struck down ban, many headed to Pima County courthouse to legalize their union.

Property Tax Increase Would Fund Animal Care Center Expansion

Pima County voters will decide in November election whether to approve a $22M bond to upgrade facility.

Pima County Latino HIV Rates Higher Than National Average

As part of nationwide awareness day, local officials want to break stigma.

Pima County OKs Davis-Monthan Environmental Assessment

Officials say they see no problem with expanded flight training at Tucson military base.

Tucson's Economic Recovery Slower Than Most Major Cities

New data from Brookings Institution shows city also among hardest hit by Great Recession.

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