Sentence overturned in border agent's killing that exposed 'Fast and Furious' sting
Osorio-Arellanes was sentenced in 2020 in the Dec. 14, 2010, fatal shooting of Agent Brian Terry while he was on a mission in Arizona.
Vice President Kamala Harris to a packed arena in Glendale: ‘We're gonna do this’
The campaign rally was the penultimate stop of a whirlwind five-day, seven state trip introducing the Harris and Walz ticket.
Hobbs revives infrastructure bank for rural and tribal projects after 10-year hiatus
The Greater Arizona Development Authority expects to finance between $50 to $100 million within the next year.
Satellites help researchers measure climate effects in Antarctica
Scientists are using data from orbit to keep track of snowfall and ice melt in the region.
Board of Regents confirms new UA President Suresh Garimella
The board voted unanimously at an early Friday meeting.
Arizona GOP urges SCOTUS to reinstate voter restriction law
Arizona's top Republican lawmakers are asking the nation's high court to revive a law that would limit federal-only voters.
Measure to increase Arizona Minimum wage will not be on November ballot
One Fair Wage has decided to withdraw its signatures due to the likelihood it wouldn’t qualify for the ballot.
UA faculty “hopeful” to have new president before the start of the school year
The Arizona Board of Regents announced their one and only candidate will interview for the position on Friday.
The Buzz: 4-Day school weeks in Arizona
Does taking a day off help with some of the state's education issues?
ABOR names person to be interviewed for UA presidency
The interview will happen Friday.
Tucson men plead guilty to planning and traveling to join ISIS
The two Somali men were arrested at Tucson International Airport in 2019.
Pima County heat program converts old Tucson jail facility into latest cooling center
Tucsonans now have access to a new cooling center at the Mission Annex facility — a former minimum-security jail — on the city’s west side.
Republican activist becomes first person to be convicted in Arizona’s fake elector case
Seventeen other people had been charged in the case.
AZ Supreme Court Justice remains on abortion ballot language case, after claims of bias
Arizona Supreme Court Justice Bill Montgomery's choice comes 24 hours after Arizona for Abortion Access called for his recusal.
A crisis fraught with possibility: How a massive canal set Arizona up for growth
The Central Arizona Project ensured that the states biggest cities had enough water and brought about a farm boom in the middle of the state.
