'Federal-Only' Ballots Limit Some Arizonans in Voting
Arizona voter registration requires proof of citizenship; the federal form does not.
Democrats Hold Pima Board of Supervisors Control, 3-2
In key race, Bronson beats DeMarco to stay with Elías, Valadez.
Four Arizona Senate, Six House Races Competitive
Here's a breakdown of matchups in Southern Arizona's seven legislative districts.
Barbara LaWall Secures 6th Term as Pima County Attorney
20-year incumbent won the race by more than 100,000 votes.
Republicans Secure Three Seats on Arizona Corporation Commission
Campaign dominated by issues of solar power and dark money.
Experimental High Flows Start at Glen Canyon Dam
Officials hope to redistribute sediment trapped by the dam.
Night of the Living Fest is Finding its Groove
The independent festival has overcome some growing pains to enter its fourth year.
Does FBI Probe Affect Presidential Race in Arizona?
Plus, the push for Latino, Native American votes; and two asteroids pass by Earth.
Three Early Voting Sites Open in Tucson Saturday and Monday
It's too late to mail in ballots - but you can drop them off at early polling places or on Election Day.
Want to Vote Tuesday But Have to Work? You Can, With Pay
Arizona law let’s you have time off to cast a ballot, with some stipulations.
TEP Plans to Add More Solar, Wind Power to Energy Portfolio
Two recent requests for proposal would add 100 MW of each for 20 years.
Appeals Court: Collecting Early Ballots Not a Crime in Arizona
The ruling blocks an Arizona law; considered a win for Democratic get-out-the-vote efforts.
Tucson Team Takes Prize for Wastewater-to-Beer Idea
Group will use $250,000 water innovation award to set their idea in motion.
Tucson Crowds Grow in Mexican Artist Frida Kahlo's Garden
Exhibit attracts many who otherwise wouldn't visit Tucson Botanical Gardens.
UA Reaches $1.5B Fundraising Goal Two Years Early
More than 100,000 individuals have donated during the 6-year capital campaign.
