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Pima County's sheriff is losing the race for money; The president apologizes to indigenous peoples; Arizona struggles to hire state troopers; and more...

There's a move afoot to censure the Pima County Sheriff; JD Vance brings his campaign to Tucson, facts not included; abortion rights are on the ballot; and more...

More hot water for the Pima County sheriff; the EPA and the Air Force make progress on dealing with Tucson's forever chemicals; and more...

A guilty plea in a Cochise County election case; another death of a county jail inmate; the assistance league celebrates a lifetime of supporting Tucson; and more...

Barack Obama tells Tucsonans to get out and vote; Northern Arizona gets ready for snow; a new telescope will take stock of our solar system; and more...

Sheriff Nanos defends the suspension of his rival days before the election; Breaking up animal-smuggling ring; a ballot measure claims to help workers who live off tips; and more...

A local news outlet rejects an ethics accusation from the sheriff; ensuring voting rights for people with disabilities; and more...

The Pima County Sheriff is accused of retaliation; A Senator is not running for re-election, but she is running up travel bills; Arizona preserves relics of the past, for the future; and more...

Democrats hope an abortion question will bring out voters for Harris; some Pima County voters are still waiting for their ballots; there's a little bit of Mars along the Colorado River; and more...

More high-profile figures target Arizona in the battle for the White House; local leaders from both parties explain why they DON'T want to police the border; and more...

Tucson's thermometers break another record; Ruben Gallego asks Kari Lake a question; scanning for fentanyl at the port of entry; and more...

JD Vance pays a visit; candidates for congress debate the border; packing for a trip to Europa; and more...

The 2024 election is taking shape as voter registration closes and tabulators are put through their paces; a look back at an abortion vote 32 years ago; and more...

Tucson gets more attention from the national campaigns; A UA-Smithsonian study adds to the proof for climate change; what if we could fix our drought by sticking a giant straw in the Mississippi River; and more...

Voters face some big choices about Arizona elections; A senior White House official weighs in on Pima County's border efforts; we'll find out what is an attosecond; and more...

The San Carlos Apache take their case against a mine to the Supreme Court; Three months have passed with no action to regulate Arizona's groundwater; a rare cat makes a surprise appearance; and more...

Temperature records continue to fall; the state's top election official takes more heat; we'll profile one of the area's congressional races on the november ballot; and more...

A Tucson congressman says he's running his last race; A town is taking on the federal government in court; dozens of locals face federal gun charges; and more...

Legal wrangling over the election continues, as election day nears; another Republican makes a Democratic endorsement; the heat goes on; and more...

Another border visit, this time by the Democratic candidate; Taking a hard look at gun violence; Tucson salutes the humble dragonfly; and more...

Tucson's mayor heads to an inauguration; The UA police chief takes the blame for the response to a recent shooting; electromagnetic stimulation may help people with Alzheimer's; and more...

Police make an arrest in the murder of a local student; Kamala Harris heads to the border; Republican officials lash out at a doctors group over gender affirming care; and more...

Police ID a campus shooting victim; A state supreme court justice retires; parents go to court over the state's voucher law; and more...

Police investigate a killing on the U of A campus; The abortion initiative is drawing big money; revisiting Kitt Peak, 2 years after a fire; and more...

Immigrant aid groups want changes to the asylum process; research backs up the wet-market theory of COVID's origins; and more...