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The county attorney seethes over ICE seizing a murder suspect; Tucson gets more money to treat forever chemicals; Remembering the Grand Canyon Lodge; and more...

Wildfire claims a historic Grand Canyon lodge; volunteers tell of coming face to face with ICE agents and their guns; rural hospitals fear the coming medicaid cuts; and more...

Arizona food banks brace for cuts to food aid; The race for congress narrows down to two contenders; a lot of people will be jumping out of perfectly good airplanes; and more...

The Pima County Sheriff's Department broke its own policies; Lawmakers want to keep limits on the right to abortion; new Turquoise alerts are in effect; and more...

The fallout from Donald Trump's funding cuts hits a local school district hard; Ruben Gallego heads for Iowa; The perils of teaching in a post COVID world; and more...

New drones are taking to the air along the border; The big beautiful bill spends billions along the border; the congressional primary is drawing to a close; and more...

Fears that more border wall construction could spell disaster; Who's ahead in fundraising for the open congressional seat; a hard-right conservative is fighting a plan to tax EVs; and more...

Arizona's six Republican House members voted in favor of President Donald Trump's “Big Beautiful Bill” Thursday afternoon, while Arizona's two House Democrats opposed it; residents living near the South32 Hermosa Mine Project may see their well levels affected; Wednesday's first monsoon of the season may be short-lived heading into the holiday weekend; and more...

Governor Katie Hobbs called the Senate's version of the Big Beautiful Bill "Deeply partisan and shortsighted"; the number of people experiencing unsheltered homelessness in Pima County has dropped by 23 percent over the past three years; a former Tucson psychiatrist is found guilty of sexual assault and fraud; and more...

In today's headlines, nurses protest a Republican Congressmans' vote for potential cuts to Medicaid; Arizona Republicans want to block U.S. citizens living abroad from voting in Arizona elections; Tucson celebrates the refugee community; and more...

In today's headlines, meteorologists say Southern Arizona could see increased monsoon storms toward the end of the week; scientists discover more about how wildfire pollutants impact the water supply for years; and more...

A Utah Senator has revised his plan and decreased the amount of Arizona's public lands that could potentially be for sale, but a deal is still far away; the Navajo Nation expands its housing efforts with a million dollar investment; the Arizona Legislature finally reaches a budget deal; and more...

Budget negotiations continue at the Arizona state capitol, as a potential government shutdown looms; voting by mail in the Congressional District 7 primary will look a little different this year; a legal expert's opinion on the Supreme Court's decision, or lack thereof, over whether migrants can legally be deported to other countries; and more...

A Tucson Congressman is sending mixed signals on whether he supports cuts for Medicaid; the Tucson Airport starts a new campaign educating out of state tourists on severe weather; Federal funding cuts continue to threaten Southern Arizona nonprofits; and more...

The Apache Stronghold advocacy group appeals to the US Supreme Court again; school districts in Pima County face potentially steep budget cuts; a county lawmaker was sentenced to ten years in prison for embezzling tens of millions of dollars; and more...

State lawmakers react to President Trump's strikes on Iranian nuclear sites; how Tucson schools are coping with the loss of pandemic-era funding; the world saw the first images of the Milky Way galaxy from a new telescope with ties to the University of Arizona; and more...

Democrats and Republicans continue to fight over the state budget; A suit over water rights in Cochise County; Science digs deeper into the story of neanderthals -- don't call them cavemen; and more...

An electric rate hike is being criticized for its timing; Tucson bans camping in parks and washes; America's pastime returns, with a little help from Mexico; and more...

A controversial data center gets the nod from Pima County; Some say public land is in jeopardy; We look at the role politics played in the pandemic; and more...

Thousands gather for Tucson's “No Kings” event; A competing group wants to replace the current deputies' union; A new UA telescope shows its work; and more...

Local police distance themselves from ICE raids; Arizona students say regents are betraying them; 3D technology takes a step forward; and more...

Protests erupt in Tucson; The UA president says the school is out of the woods financially; Monsoon Madness returns; and more...

Immigration raids led to riots in LA - could it happen here; Democrats democrats respond to the ice crackdown; Republicans say the state needs to burn more coal; and more...

Meet the Republicans running for Tucson's open seat in congress; Measles has appeared in Arizona; the pandemic's lasting effect in Tucson, free bus rides; and more...

Arizona lawmakers react to protests in LA; Drama in the Democratic Party; celebrating Ironwood National Monument; and more...