Jurors begin deliberations in retrial of an ex-convict accused of killing a 6-year-old Tucson girl
Jurors stopped at the end of the day and were to resume deliberations at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday.
SV City Council member and Peach's Pantry create Youth Leadership Fund
The fund is to help youth initaives the community
Officials and nonprofit partner to offer free immigration advice
The Consulate of Mexico in Nogales is partnering with Chicanos Por la Causa to offer free immigration advice and advice on pathways to US citizenship for community members.
The Buzz: What happens when Washington comes to town?
The Buzz rides along as a federal advisor goes on a tour with city officials.
AZ Treasurer makes push for an additional financial education course as a high school graduation requirement
A bill in the legislature proposes to add that requirement.
Arizona's public universities extend financial aid deadline due to federal delays
The board moved to extend the Arizona Promise Program deadline to May 1.
ABOR accelerates financial reforms amid UA fiscal woes
The Arizona Board of Regents swiftly implements financial reforms following the University of Arizona's financial troubles, amidst controversy over shared governance.
South Pole moon landing sets up new exploration goals
Lunar scientists and engineers are facing the challenge of getting water from the surface.
What to know about New York and Arizona’s fight over extraditing suspect in grisly hotel killing
The top prosecutor in Maricopa County has said the suspect must first answer to his alleged crimes in Arizona.
Gallego leads Lake in new poll, no answers from Sinema
If the Independent chooses to run, a three-way race could be tight.
Ordinance cracking down homeless encampments in Tucson washes is moving forward
A Supreme Court case is considering a similar issue nationally.
Arizona secures $10.3 million investment for ecosystem restoration
The federal investment strengthens conservation efforts and combats invasive threats
Judge to decide whether to hear case against Arizona gun dealers for alleged part in gun trafficking to Mexico
A lawsuit by the Mexican government against five Arizona gun dealers has its first hearing Thursday in federal court in Tucson. The suit alleges the dealers caused Mexico harm by trafficking guns across the border from the U.S.
White House official gets Tucson tour
The Mayor used the opportunity to show what the city is doing with federal dollars.
No new jail for Pima County, but a new jail commission is moving forward
Republican Supervisor Steve Christy said the decision was “kicking the can down the road,” but the four remaining Democrats say the county needs more information on potential alternatives to incarceration.
