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What to Do if You Lose or Destroy Your Ballot

There are several options for early voters.

New Medicare Cards On The Way to Arizona Recipients

Changes come with warning about scammers trying to get information.

Bernie Sanders Visits Tucson to Boost Garcia, Dem Vote

The senator from Vermont rallied at the University of Arizona campus to support Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Garcia.

Border Patrol Agent's New Trial in Teen's Killing to Start

It's the second trial for Lonnie Swartz, who killed 16-year-old Jose Antonio Elena Rodriguez through a border fence.

Education Board Adopts New History, Science Standards

The revisions include edits following an outcry over how the draft standards addressed evolution.

Cyclist Death on 'A' Mountain Raises Calls for Improvements

Residents are calling for safety measures and restricted hours for vehicles.

Mars Water Could Support Oxygen-Breathing Microbes

Simple, multicellular life, such as sponges, could survive in briny waters near the surface of the planet.

Concerns In Mexico After Honduran Immigrant Caravan Arrives

Mexican authorities have been struggling to register the migrants and provide them a legal status as transitory migrants or refugees.

UA Initiative Aims to Make College a Reality for More Marginalized Men

Workshops include how to plan for the future and dealing with masculinity.

New Ways to Ride With Tucson's Bike Share

The city is introducing new pass options in response to public feedback.

Mexico Underlines Sovereignty Amid Tweets on Migrant Caravan

Officials from both countries denied Trump had any influence on Mexico's immigration policy.

Sandra Day O'Connor Withdraws From Public Life

The 88-year-old O'Connor, the first woman on the Supreme Court, is now fully retired.

Arizona Looks to Put Out E-Cigarette Use Among Young People

The state's health services department is planning an aggressive anti-vape campaign.

Trump Visits Mesa to Campaign for McSally

How high-profile campaign supports can appeal to voters' emotions/.

Senate Debate; CD3 Snapshot; Elections Roundtable

Plus, an interview with U.S. Senate Democratic candidate Kyrsten Sinema.

Tucson Forum to Address 'Voter Crisis'

Arizona turnout is among the lowest in the nation.

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