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District 4 Candidates: Pima Supervisors Lack Leadership

Republican Christy wants more proactive board; Green's Reilly wants to end cronyism.

Pima County Ground-Level Ozone Safe, But Just Barely

More than a year ago the EPA decreased the level it considers safe for public health.

Arizona Land and Water Trust Wins National Award

Recognized for its work on water issues and land preservation.

Andrew Grams Extempore

TSO guest conductor and violinist, Andrew Grams, spoke with AZPM's Andy Bade.

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.

Arizona Monsoon Season Over; How Did Your Region Do?

Dusty got dustier, while cowboys, winemakers, birdwatchers of SE saw more showers.

Masterpiece Mystery: The Escape Artist

A lawyer's family life is threatened when he takes the case of an unsavory suspect. Watch Parts 1 & 2 Sunday at 8 p.m. on PBS 6.

Transcript and Fact-Check of the Oct. 9 Presidential Debate

NPR's politics team will live annotate and transcribe the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Oct. 9, 2016.

Tucson's 'Sunshine Mile' Makes Endangered Places List

Nonprofit says 95% of sites so designated have been saved or continue to function.

Event Looks to Raise AIDS Awareness in Latino Community

The stigma surrounding testing has contributed to the disproportionate rate in the group.

Are Young Voters Engaged? UA Students Mixed on VP Debate

The enigmatic voting bloc could have a big impact on the election, if they turn out.

Prior Election Looms over Corporation Commission Race

Candidates say 2014 dark-money funding shows need to refocus the commission.

Administrator's Salary Focus in Pima District 5 Supervisor Race

Incumbent Elias: High salary warranted; challenger Bastidas: Spend money elsewhere.

Pima County Breaks Ground on $22 Million Animal Care Center

The facility will be double the size of the existing shelter, with completion in 2018.

UA Chinese Student Enrollment Grows, As Do Efforts to Thrive

China sends 1,900 students to the university, more than any other foreign country.

Community Policing

We followed TPD’s Squad Four as they worked in downtown Tucson on the night shift.

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