Ex-Phoenix Suns employee files racial discrimination, retaliation lawsuit against the team
After being fired in 2023, the employee filed a complaint with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and the Arizona Attorney General’s Office’s civil rights division.
Nanos narrowly wins Sheriff re-election, recount approval pending
The special meeting to approve a recount will be Thursday, Nov. 21.
UA tree watering project aims to conserve water and reduce urban heat
From rainwater harvesting to mulching, researchers find ways to grow resilient trees.
Rep. Juan Ciscomani wins reelection to Arizona US House seat
The district runs from Tucson east to the New Mexico state line and includes a stretch of the Arizona-Mexico border.
Judge recuses himself in Arizona fake elector case after urging response to attacks on Kamala Harris
A spokesperson for Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes declined to comment on the judge’s recusal.
Sheriff Chris Nanos faces another criminal investigation
Nanos’ disciplinary action against his political opponent is at the center of this investigation.
Webb telescope delivers new ideas about Milky Way star Vega
UA-built camera shows vast, smooth dust disk surrounding the star.
Pima County advances plans for Santa Cruz River conservation and wildlife refuge
New partnership aims to protect the Santa Cruz River’s riparian habitat and promote environmental education.
Why AP called the Arizona Senate race for Ruben Gallego
At the time the AP called the race, Gallego led Lake with 50% of the vote to 48%
Democrat Ruben Gallego wins Arizona US Senate race against Republican Kari Lake
Gallego is five-term House member and an Iraq War veteran.
Arizona Supreme Court declines emergency request to extend ballot 'curing' deadline
The decision came Sunday after voter rights groups complained of delays in vote counting and in notifying voters about signature problems.
ACLU asks Arizona Supreme Court to extend 'curing' deadline after vote-count delays
The groups argued that tens of thousands of Arizonans could be disenfranchised
The Buzz: How the world covers U.S. elections
We talk to journalists from around the globe about the U.S. headlines in their countries.
Tucson City Council will revisit permit system for feeding unhoused in public parks
They moved to examine the issue and report back in 60 days.
Pro-Palestinian protestors, activists react to next Trump administration
“Anybody who sympathizes with the plight of the Palestinians is worried, for good reason,” an organizer said.
