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The governor promises more money for border operations; local scientists study chimps in the wild; a few words with the outgoing regional head of the EPA; and more...

A move to limit early voting advances in Phoenix; Flu cases are on the decline; a local district is free of federal oversight; and more...

Local officials resist Donald Trump's immigration plans; Arizona joins an effort to protect health care for dreamers; a move to reclassify pot is being snuffed out; and more...

Heated accusations at a hearing on capitol hill; How power companies try to prevent fires; Detecting contraband in low-value shipments; and more...

The governor outlines her agenda; A new casino opens in Tucson; building the next moon landers; and more...

New housing opens in the heart of Tucson; the flu claims its first life in the new year; scientists look for a way to stop an ever evolving crop pest; and more...

A controversial case comes to a sudden end; Arizona sends help to fire-scarred California; from the toilet to the tap-Tucson reaches a new level in recycling; and more...

Remembering a solemn anniversary in Tucson; Conservation groups set priorities for lawmakers; the CIA owns up to watching local college students; and more...

Pima County's top bureaucrat gets high marks; while up the road leaders are still skeptical of local elections; a report on child deaths comes under fire; and more...

More women and children were living on the streets of Tucson last year; 2024 ends with a dry December; Indigenous advocates hope to say goodbye, Columbus; and more...

A nationwide investigation has a new Arizona angle; a low-income housing project is filling up fast; the city has a use for your old Christmas tree; and more...

Immigration advocates prepare for the change of command in Washington; A generation contemplates retirement in a changed climate; the weeds at Sweetwater have met their match: and more...

I'm dreaming of a dry Christmas; Hundreds of families get help to buy their first home; Teaching the Tucson Tamale tradition; and more...

Illegal migration continues to drop; Arizona gets an F on gun safety; a big bowl game gets a new name; and more...

ADOT clears the way for holiday travel; Another hoarding rescue leads to a packed shelter; a look at the history of color; and more...

Pima County's chief medical officer is moving on; as you travel this holiday, be patient; Kyrsten Sinema says goodbye to the Senate; and more...

Electoral votes are cast, with less drama this time; PACC reaches out en espanol; enjoy that roaring but don't breathe too deeply; and more...

A Tucson man is charged with being part of an online terror ring; Miracle Mile motels live to see another day; deporting millions of people is complicated; and more...

A verdict in the Garcia case; Tucson sues over forever chemicals; Arizona could lose a lot of teachers; and more...

Closing arguments in the Garcia trial; Monarch butterflies could get federal protection; and more...

The state goes to court over foreign water pumping; a tax break to ease rental costs could cost Arizona; a judge calls off the marriage of two grocery giants; and more...

A cancer causing chemical in Tucson's groundwater is finally banned; School safety plans come under fire; the latest from the sexual assault trial of a sheriff's officer; and more...

Catch a train to Phoenix? The idea's getting another look; A conference on the Colorado River reaches a conclusion, without reaching any solutions; and more...

The election for sheriff is finally over -- we'll tell you who won; Medicaid could be on the chopping block; A local food chain is in financial trouble; and more...

DNA testimony in the trial of a sheriff's sargeant for sexual assault; a local effort to free the innocent gets a big boost; students take a virtual trip to Navajo country; and more...