100 days after Roe: Patients and providers prepare for an Arizona without abortions
Abortion providers, patients and residents share their stories of how Arizona’s recent abortion ban has affected their lives.
Tucson has high rate of low-income, cost-burdened renters and homeowners
That's despite the city having a high rate of housing affordability.
Tucson receives $2 million grant to reduce gun violence
Funding comes from a $100 million investment from the U.S. Department of Justice to help communities across the country combat gun violence.
University of Arizona aims to help teachers get students back on track after the pandemic
Psychology students and instructors offer their expertise to help the transition back to in-person learning.
Fact Check Arizona: Ep. 1 Mark Finchem's claims of voter fraud
The Tucson legislator and Arizona Secretary of State candidate has been persistent in his claims of election fraud, despite multiple audits
‘Good Samaritan’ bill aims to allow cleanup of abandoned, leaking mines
A bill in Congress could help Arizona clean up old mines.
Ban on sexually explicit materials in Arizona schools set to take effect
The law allows exceptions for material that has “serious” educational, literary, artistic, political or scientific value.
Arizona judge won’t suspend ruling that halted all abortions
The ruling can still be appealed.
Man found guilty of murder, kidnapping of Tucson girl
He will be tried in February for the murder of Isabel Celis.
Huge Arizona school voucher plan in effect after foes fail
Opponents failed to collect enough signatures to put the law on hold.
Inflation up in Arizona because of housing prices
While gas and food prices are also up, they're not why Arizona has one of the highest rates in the nation.
Massive Arizona income tax cut going into full effect
The cut comes a year earlier than expected.
The Buzz: Dealing with Arizona's PFAS problem
Why are the chemical class also known as forever chemicals so dangerous, and what's being done to fix the problem?
Local migrant shelter reaching capacity after influx of migrants in Tucson
Last year, Casa Alitas received 100 to 175 people a day. Now, they receive 400 to 450 people a day.
Tucson landlords can no longer discriminate based on source of income
The mayor and city council passed the measure earlier this week
