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Local nurses say their hospital is putting patients at risk; The electric company puts out its own study about public ownership to counter the city's; Opponents of a data center sue their town to get the issues before voters; and more...

New details, and new confusion, about a planned immigration facility in Marana; Tucson tackles drug use and homelessness; As one 20-year road plan expires, voters are weighing whether to approve a sequel; and more...

State lawmakers consider a bill that could upend Tucson elections; Cochise county leaders want Tulsi Gabbard help with their elections; An Arivaca man publishes his first - possibly only - book; and more...

Another plea from the family of Nancy Guthrie; Marana residents have questions about a planned ICE detention center; The future of public health is in doubt; and more...

The Nancy Guthrie case gets new help, from the people who look for Mexico's disappeared; A massive new dormitory is coming to the Tucson skyline; Fighting for the “Right to Read”; and more...

Reaction to the Supreme Court's decision on tariffs; Tucsonans discuss new rules for data centers; The U of A closes down culture-based student communities; and more...

In Benson, voters may overturn the city council over an aluminum plant; A state lawmaker wants ICE patrolling voting places; The Tucson rodeo is galloping closer - time to get your tickets; and more...

The Town of Marana rejects petitions to stop a data center project; Adelita Grijalva visits detained migrants, including a 79-year-old with dementia; The UA boosts the local technology industry; and more...

Pima County says no to ICE on county property; A Phoenix conference explores the challenge of rural health care; A little Arizona town gets its first new streets in decades; and more...

The latest on the Nancy Guthrie case; The state attorney general joins the fight against an ICE detention center; An in-depth look at school vouchers; and more...

A man is charged with murdering two DPS members; Tucson's STAR Village provides sleeping space for homeless people; Carnival comes to Tucson; and more...

More details about Nancy Guthrie's possible kidnapper; Karrin Taylor Robson drops her race for Governor; The debate over RTA Next; and more...

Authorities hold, and release, a man in the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping; School officials prepare for potential ICE visits; bringing hope back to a town full of abandoned pets; and more..

Newly-recovered video may show Nancy Guthrie's kidnapper; The Epstein files reveal a Tucson connection; Crossing lights go up at the scene of a tragic fatal accident; and more...

“An hour of desperation" as the Guthrie family tries to get their mother back; Marana data center opponents try to get their issue on the ballot; A small town Arizona market hopes to find a new owner but keep the old vibe; and more...

Parents of deaf and blind students complain their school is moving without their input; Mark Kelley wants to reign in ICE agents; The big ad money behind the big game; and more...

The FBI makes an arrest but Nancy Guthrie is still missing; TUSD prepares for ICE raids; Black storytelling comes alive; and more...

The homeland security secretary speaks at the border; Democrats question spending state money at the border; Telling the story of Buffalo soldiers; and more...

The latest on the missing person case of Nancy Guthrie; Pima County stands against a Marana ICE detention center; What's in a name? Only words approved by the White House; and more...

An apparent abduction draws the national spotlight -- where is Nancy Guthrie; A state lawmaker wants to reign in ICE officers; Biosphere 2 meet Mister Beast; and more....

From the stores to the streets, businesses and Tucson residents mark ICE out day with protests; Tucson's food bank adapts to a new reality; Oro Valley deploys drones as first responders; and more...

On the eve of a nationwide strike against the immigration crackdown, UA students want to know where their school stands; Trump policies have even affected the annual gem show; The root causes of Tucson's public drug use; and more...

The latest on a Border Patrol confrontation that left a man wounded; A Tucson museum rises from the ashes; scientists cope with collapsing government support; and more...

The border patrol shoots a man south of Tucson; Health officials warn about the spread of measles; we remember the Holocaust; and more...

Tucson responds to the latest killing by immigration officers; Political pressure mounts against more ICE money; a music festival doesn't let a little rain stop it; and more...

ICE ramps up immigration enforcement in Tucson; Cochise County rejects surveillance cameras; a defunded child-care program for students may get a second chance; and more...

Tucson prepares a plan to thwart ICE; Drivers push back against a city parking hike; the woman renowned as the Mother of the Navajo Nation has died; and more...

The governor hits the road to tout her budget plan; Tucson Pride closes down; Democrats are off to a slow start in fundraising; and more...

Looking at the state of education in Arizona; a call for better foster care; an embattled airline cancels migrant flights for ICE; and more...

A Tucson landmark is moving; Who's winning the fundraising race for governor; A local athlete makes a surprising career move; and more...

The suspect in a thrift store shooting is charged; lawmakers are already haggling over tax cuts and budgets; controversy in Marana causes three people to jump into politics; and more...

Growing pains in Oro Valley; Lawmakers take aim at high housing costs; Climate change will cost you; and more...

Project Blue Opponents take their case to court; Parents object after a local district closes four schools; Tucson wants people to be ready if ICE arrives; and more...

Former Arizona Attorney-General Mark Brnovich is dead at 59; Democrats are rethinking campaign strategies; a poetry competition opens in Tucson; and more...

Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly files a high-profile lawsuit; the governor delivers her annual State of the State address; a new spacecraft is investigating exoplanets; and more...

More hurdles for data centers as the attorney general fights Project Blue's electric deal; and the governor wants to kill a tax incentive; why you should listen to your gut; and more...

Memories of January 8th, 2011, from those who survived; and memories of those who were taken; and more...

Reaction to the fatal shooting of a citizen protesting an ICE raid; Fewer police were on the road over the holidays; if you're planning an early start to your state taxes, you might want to hold off for a while; and more...

Political leaders weigh in, five years after the J-6 riot; Pima County says no to AI; The attorney general questions Project Blue's power deal; and more...

Flu cases are up sharply in Pima County; Senator Mark Kelly is in trouble with the Secretary of Defense; Venezuelans in Tucson react to the capture of their country's leader; and more...

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The governor steps in wipe out medical debt for thousands; There's hope for fans of a threatened music venue; Tucson's bowl game standout because of Snoop Dog; and more...

The governor steps in wipe out medical debt for thousands; There's hope for fans of a threatened music venue; Tucson's bowl game standout because of Snoop Dog; and more...

Southern Arizona Catholics have a new bishop; a tagger faces charges after defacing a Tucson mural; the Mount Graham Red Squirrel is back from the brink of extinction; and more...

Southern Arizona Catholics have a new bishop; a tagger faces charges after defacing a Tucson mural; the Mount Graham Red Squirrel is back from the brink of extinction; and more...

A cochise county official is fired and faces potential criminal charges; Meet a new group that's like turning point, except it's turning the other direction; The intersection of politics and climate science; and more...

A cochise county official is fired and faces potential criminal charges; Meet a new group that's like turning point, except it's turning the other direction; The intersection of politics and climate science; and more...

A pileup at Arizona's welfare agency as people wait hours for help; fear of ICE is keeping others away from social services; The Folklife Alliance recognizes artists and their apprentices; and more...