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More change at the top for the University of Arizona; a controversial immigration proposal heads for the ballot; Tucson Electric is betting big on batteries; and more...

An abortion initiative is officially on the ballot; ACCESS tries to address maternity care; a school district's training costs come under scrutiny; and more...

The governor asks why millions in federal school grant money went unspent; Despite turbulent politics, Arizona's voters like their parties; the air force wants more room to grow; and more...

A new U of A president is named; an Arizona voting law may go to the Supreme Court; why some schools go to four-day school weeks; and more...

The candidate to be the next UA president once turned around the fortunes of another troubled university; extreme heat is the next public health crisis; and more...

Two men plead guilty to planning to fight for ISIS; Researchers try to understand why Latinos don't vote; and more...

A man arrested in Tucson is charged with a terrorist-style threat; Courts are busy with election issues; a canadian firm ramps up uranium mining; and more...

An alleged fake elector flips; protestors gather outside a Tucsn official's house; making farmers pay for their water could promote conservation; and more...

Applause on the Navajo reservation as ore shipments are halted; a county sues its ex-treasurer; a Catholic school reopens on the Tohono O'Odham nation; and more...

A controversial Tucson lawmaker loses her reelection bid; Donald Trump's wingman visits the border; the government is giving people money...that belonged to them to begin with; and more...

If Mark Kelly has a secret, he's keeping it pretty well; the Pima County Sheriff faces a Republican opponent; a local shelter gets ready for a flood of dogs; and more...

Tucson police host an event to prevent gun violence; the Navajo president tries to block uranium shipments; and more...

Border prosecutions are up, even as illegal entries fall; State health officials are getting concerned about Hantavirus; a basketball veteran preaches healthy eating; and more...

Political types are wondering what if Mark Kelly gets tapped as Kamals Harris' running mate; A judges forces a change in how an abortion initiative is described; scientists wonder what happens when our brain is idling; and more...

A merger of grocery giants has been put on hold; State Republicans join a legal fight against the Kamala Harris campaign; funny freeway signs get a green light; and more...

Democratic delegates line up for Kamala Harris; Horse Racing is off for this year in Pima County; Looking back at an historic mission to a comet; and more...

The effects of Joe Biden's decision ripple through Arizona politics; a harsh new report looks at migrant deaths in government custody; a Tucson group preaches the gospel with granola bars and applesauce; and more...

Joe Biden's departure from the presidential race leaves questions, especially in Arizona; A handful of UA Wildcats are heading to Paris; why a river compact hinges on 3 words; and more...

Migrant children report sexual abuse at a Tucson shelter; Tucson baristas aim to join the Starbaucks union; so long, UArizona, we hardly knew ya; and more

Mark Kelly pledges his support for Joe Biden, though some have other plans; Arizona's unemployment continues to drop; this year's monsoon is one for the record books; and more...

Pima County scrambles to fix a ballot boo-boo; an alleged drug kingpin faces trial in Tucson; some historic homes are moving to a new address; and more...

Migration across the border keeps dropping; The lights are back on for people affected by Sunday's storm; a call for toning down political rhetoric; and more...

A massive storm brings tornado warnings - but where were the tornadoes; Bond money brings some needed cooling to local schools; activists say Biden is breaking the law on the border; and more...

The Douglas church arsonist is found guilty; migrant arrests are way down; we look at the sexism built into car safety research; and more...

The state attorney general is probing the state's controversial school voucher program; an Arizona indigenous tribe will finally get its own reservation; and more...