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Details of the settlement between The U of A and a slain professor's family; Tucson leaders could be in for a legal fight over a new wage ordinance; The former head of the state prison system faces the consequences of his own disorderly conduct; and more...

The family of a murdered professor reaches a settlement with the U of A; A southern Arizona school district may deal with absenteeism by shortening the school week; A historic hotel falls on hard times; and more...

Governor Hobbs addresses lawmakers, promising to deal with a fiscal shortfall, runaway school voucher spending, and housing affordability; The University of Arizona sets out to help people with hearing issues; It was a rough year for Arizona's bees; and more...

Looking ahead to the Arizona legislature; Pima County leaders worry about federal funding for migrants running dry; Some wild burros are looking for new forever homes; and more...

A busy Arizona border crossing finally re-opens; The state's capitol was among those affected by a nationwide wave of bomb threats; It's time once again to bring out your grease; and more...

The Lukeville port of entry is reopening after a big drop in border crossings; Governor Katie Hobbs tries to rein in a runaway voucher program; Cochise County sets its sites on exposing preschoolers to 1,000 books before kindergarten; and more...

It's harder than ever to afford a home in Southern Arizona; A busy campaign season is just around the corner; A rise in HIV cases has health officials concerned; and more...

Two Cochise County supervisors plead not guilty to election related charges; Get ready for a wet weekend ahead; A cat video from space; and more...

A tragic shooting in St. David leaves a family grieving an eight-year-old boy; More Arizona politicians put pressure on the president to support the border economy; A local Indian center gets federal help to keep serving the community; and more...

Pima County Supervisors name their replacement for Sharon Bronson; Opponents of a new jail make their voices heard; Sierra Vista drivers decorate their "sleighs" for the holidays; and more...

The National Guard is still working on details of its deployment along the border; The ballot is set for next year's presidential preference vote; Pre-season baseball is getting more expensive; and more...

The governor orders troops to the border; A Pima County jail commission is long overdue on its report; Neighbors step in to care for pets in a virtually abandoned border town; and more...

No prosecution for jail guards involved in an inmate death; University of Arizona leaders try to right their financial ship; The lessons we can learn from a beehive; and more...

Testimony from victims of antisemitism in Arizona; New financial rules for Arizona's universities; A program in Bisbee finds affordable housing for people in need; and more...

An abortion argument at the state supreme court; Tucson wants higher paychecks for some workers, but might get a lawsuit instead; Taylor Swift gets her own bill in the state legislature; and more...

County officials are feeling the strain of dealing with more migrants arriving; Governor Hobbs asks the president for help on the border; A major abortion case goes before the state's high court; and more...

The governor wants national guard troops at the border; the schools chief wants another test to measure student success; Watch out for gift card scams; and more...

A popular tourist spot in Mexico has become a ghost town; Taking the train to Phoenix could soon become a thing again; A mission to an asteroid sees first light; and more...

Migrants continue to overwhelm Border Patrol in southern Arizona; Fake electors have been indicted in nearby Nevada while Arizona's investigation continues; new technology helps first responders aid people in remote areas; and more...

Mark Kelly backs new gun legislation in Congress, while a school district gears up to hand out trigger locks to parents; an Arizona company may use 3-D printing to make new bunkers in Ukraine...and more

Public records show the accused killer of a UA professor had a history of threatening instructors elsewhere; a surge of migrants at the border continues to swamp the system; the UA Wildcats are bowl-bound for the first time this decade; and more...

Tucson gets ready to shelter the homeless during cold winter nights; A migrant surge shuts down one Arizona border crossing and overloads another; Remembering Sandra Day O'Connor; and more...

Republican Kari Lake loses another round in court; a controversial Arizona justice steps aside from a major abortion case; More Arizona kids could qualify for subsidized health care; and more...

Two Cochise County leaders face criminal charges over election denial; the Green Party tries for a comeback, Officials try to get the lead out of Arizona's rivers and streams; and more...

A Tucson-area state prison is closing; The governor adds her name to supporters of a ballot measure on abortion; Animal shelters may get some new rules to govern their operations; and more...