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A sexual assault victim takes the witness stand; Yuma is a finalist for a new spaceport; contentious water talks get underway; and more...

A new lawsuit aims to wipe out the state legislature's abortion ban; more haggling over Colorado River Water; local asteroid hunters find one; and more ...

The county attorney says the death penalty needs a closer look; the winter snowpack hints at abundant water this spring; bringing new light to Miracle Mile; and more ...

Arizona may soon resume executions, vaccine exemptions rise in schools statewide; how local businesses fare after natural disasters; and more ...

Effects of proposed tariffs on local businesses; why voter turnout fell in Arizona in 2024; disagreement with a new groundwater rule; and more...

A state utility regulator comes under investigation; Is election denialism dead?; It's the holiday scam season again; and more...

A state official quits amid a conflict of interest scandal; a local mayor has passed away; the border wall is cutting down on migration by animals; and more...

A guilty plea in Santa Cruz County; In Pima County, a recount gets the green light; the new border patrol chief shares his thoughts; and more...

Charges filed in the Santa Cruz County embezzlement case; Indigenous candidates made history in the election; an in-depth look at the undervote, and why it matters; and more...

Pima County tries to plug financial leaks; undoing the damage of years of Medicaid fraud; and more ...

The Democratic Governor vows to work with the Republican president up to a point; The sheriff's race is finally over; the search begins for a killer-the victim's name was Hope; and more ...

A tragic development in local politics; The race for sheriff goes to a recount; the amazing story of a secret cave that became a landmark; and more...

GOP wins in Cochise County; The governor plans to stay the course; fighting those annoying robocalls; and more...

How Latino voters affected the election; The winner and loser in a Tucson area congressional race; looking for new ways to quench a tree's thirst; and more...

The senate race is called for Ruben Gallego; The Pima County Sheriff faces a possible investigation; the fate of the Colorado River is in the hands of a new president; and more...

Election Updates; Tucson takes a look at its impact fees; Tucson artists invite you to take a tour of their studios; and more...

The numbers show hispanics shifting Republican; GOP efforts to go directly to voters are losing; a change at the white house won't affect water talks; and more...

With the election finally over, we'll talk to winners and losers; and hear why results take so long; and we've got a few chickens, too...

As Election Day nears, government monitors prepare to keep watch; A legendary BBC reporter says the world is watching; Democrats set their sights on a Tucson-area district; and more...

Did Donald Trump make a death threat at an Arizona appearance; Early voter turnout nears fifty percent; how evolution separates the meat-eaters from the plant-eaters; and more...

Election skeptics will get their list of suspect voters; the U of A gets ready for basketball season; the town of Why gets more water; and more...

Why did Pima County close a website for early voting; A Tucson man dies on a trip to Mexico; marijuana on your doorstep is coming to Arizona; and more...

Arizona's secretary of state wants to keep a controversial voter list secret; overdose deaths are dropping locally; a new invention could make cycling safer; and more...

A ruling in a lawsuit involving the sheriff; Some public housing units go solar; Arizona hunters do their part for condors; and more...

The president makes a long overdue apology; the battle over abortion is bringing millions of dollars to the state; two border states make a plan to preserve their shared environment; and more...