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A spike in syphilis cases worries health officials; Feds may be scaling back plans for an Arizona detention center; Big changes in the tiny city of South Tucson; and more...

Protestors again line Tucson streets for no kings demonstrations; After a quarter-century drought, the wildcat men’s basketball squad is headed for the final four; College-bound students brace for deep cuts to student loans; and more...

The UA wildcats move closer to the NCAA championship; A different kind of basketball championship is coming to Tucson; We visit a Tucson chef with roots in Barbados; and more...

Savannah Guthrie talks abut her mother’s apparent kidnapping; A big step forward for “Woman to Woman”; A new bill would block unwanted ICE detention centers; and more...

An initiative aims to rein in school vouchers; Arizona’s waterways prove to be a big part of its economy; The nationwide reaction to ICE detention centers; and more...

Pima County’s sheriff faces pushback from his deputies, and county leaders; Cesar Chavez is removed from the calendar; Marana wrestles with a planned detention center; and more...

ICE agents take up stations at an Arizona airport; Day 50 in the search for Nancy Guthrie; Japanese Tucsonans celebrate their culture; and more...

Fallout from the news about Cesar Chavez hits Tucson; Cooling Centers open amid a heat wave; The Wildcats earn a trip to round 2 of the NCAA tournament; and more...

Pima County’s sheriff is facing a recall; A rights group reports on abuse in group homes; Drought on the Colorado pits state against state; and more...

Getting ready for extreme heat; Chiricahua National Monument edges closer to national park status; Tucson gets ready for more years of drought; and more...

Rewriting history, as labor groups reconsider Cesar Chavez; We’re having a heat wave; The debt we owe to the Colorado River; and more...

Crowds line the UA mall for the festival of books; A robot helps with a local surgery; The wildcats are tournament-bound once again; and more...

More questions about a possible ICE detention warehouse in Arizona; Iran’s soccer team wants to stay in the world cup, and possibly train in Tucson; Move over, Biosphere 2 - Biosphere 3 is coming; and more...

Republican State lawmakers want to get police involved in immigration; The affordability crisis comes home; More on Arizona’s health care challenges; and more...

Pima County voters approved a twenty-year transportation plan...TEP and the City of Tucson propose an investment agreement to Tucson residents...News about the federal government's SENTRI program...TUSD members demand more ICE protections... Renovations begin at the Tucson House Apartments...And part 2 of the series 'Health on the Range: A Look at Rural Health Challenges" plus more...

It's decision time for the RTA Next ballot issue; Opposition grows to an immigrant detention center in Marana; Facing the challenges of health care in rural Arizona; and more...

The vote over Pima County's transportation future is drawing high interest; War causes a spike in fuel prices; Mind-body techniques are helping Iranians around the world to cope; and more...

Reaction to the Noem firing; Students spend their spring break building a house; Scientists think a nearby planet is not home to life; and more...

Feds stay silent about the death of a man in ICE custody; Why science can overlook entire species of plant and animals; We wrap up our series on the questions surrounding the RTA vote, and more...

Relatives ask why a Haitian man died in ICE custody; A new technique uses organisms to finesse copper out of ore; Addressing the confusion surrounding two items on the ballot; and more...

Border wall continues to go up in a sensitive part of Arizona habitat; High school students worry what they can do if ICE arrives; Voters share their views about the RTA Next vote; and more...

Senators react to the attack on Iran; A court strikes down local prevailing wage laws; PACC finds a new response for animal hoarding; and more...

Local nurses say their hospital is putting patients at risk; The electric company puts out its own study about public ownership to counter the city’s; Opponents of a data center sue their town to get the issues before voters; and more...

New details, and new confusion, about a planned immigration facility in Marana; Tucson tackles drug use and homelessness; As one 20-year road plan expires, voters are weighing whether to approve a sequel; and more...

State lawmakers consider a bill that could upend Tucson elections; Cochise county leaders want Tulsi Gabbard help with their elections; An Arivaca man publishes his first - possibly only - book; and more...