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An Arizona congressman gains a Trump endorsement; Arizona's school superintendent is hit with a fine over his bilingual education lawsuit; Do yard signs really help a candidate win; and more...

Reaction to the Trump verdict; Medicaid offenders head to prison; the rising need for cyber-detectives; and more...

State Republicans want to impeach the attorney general; a cooler summer may be ahead; Tucson's biggest school district starts work on a bunch of major improvements; and more...

The GOP closes its local hispanic outreach center; Colorado River managers are banking more water; the Tucson hockey team won't be running up the road to Tempe; and more...

Kari Lake's lead sags as more voters turn undecided; The search to replace Robert Robbins is expensive; alcohol abuse is part of the pandemic's legacy; and more...

Arizona benefits from a White House anti-fentanyl initiative; a scientific study looks at tree rings and fish; a celebration of people who turned their lives around; and more...

A poll shows Trump leads Biden in Arizona; Pima County is prepping a heat protection ordinance, as another scorching summer approaches; a dozen Arizona Republicans make their first appearance in the case of the fake electors; and more...

A verdict in the trial of Murad Dervish; Local researchers join an effort to deal with extreme heat; and more...

The UA shooting trial is winding up; unemployment dips near a new record; Arizona Arts may fall victim to budget cuts; and more...

A new kind of shelter for unhoused people is coming to Tucson; teenagers in Arizona are struggling with mental health issues; and more...

More details emerge about the alleged killer of a UA professor; Western states come closer to a water deal; researchers look at how dogs age, and whether breed makes a difference; and more...

A border security bill stalls in the legislature; trial continues for the accused killer of a UA professor; an early opening for the grand canyon's coveted north rim; and more...

A new report shows fentanyl seizures have increased dramatically over the last few years, with Arizona leading the way; TPD asks the public for help regarding the shooting death of a U of A student last week; and Arizona is beginning to run out of federal funds for early education.

The Arizona Supreme Court puts a 90-day stay on enforcing the near-total abortion ban; a Border Patrol agent is indicted on child pornography charges; a former Cochise College student is indicted for “terroristic threats” to Cochise College staff; and we'll take a look at new research on snow sublimation and what it means for water flowing from the mountains down to the cities below.

Police break up a protest encampment on the University of Arizona campus; U.S. Border officials are teaming with the Mexican State of Sonora to find and catch people associated with transnational criminal organizations; and we'll look at a lawsuit from the state of Arizona charging price fixing in the home rental market.

What researchers are finding in their latest studies of Saguaro Cacti; the Tohono O'odham Nation and residents of Nogales are celebrating the discovery of a new jaguar in the borderlands; and a new project to provide homes to the homeless.

Business and faith leaders speak out against a tough new immigration proposal; thousands of Arizonans took on chance on a new tax filing system; opioid settlement money comes to Pima County to fight substance abuse; and more...

Trial begins for the man charged with killing a local professor; Pima County might sell its hospital; Tucson tries to discourage loitering, but some say it's another attack on homeless people; and more...

University officials defend the way they keep tabs on student political groups; The Arizona Bowl gets a new name; aid workers say Tucson builds barriers to those who want to feed homeless people; and more...

Palestine protestors make demands at the U of A; state officials make a plan to prevent heat deaths; you really do get wiser with age; and more...

The repeal of Arizona's 1864 abortion law is official, now the question is when it takes effect; a UA team predicts the hurricane season; the EPA moves closer to removing forever chemical from the water; and more...

The state senate repeals the 1864 abortion law, to delight some and the dismay of others; an animal crossing over a busy highway proves popular with wildlife and people; and more...

After a protest on the U of A mall dissolves, questions remain; a new film celebrates the Gand Canyon's indigenous history; lawmakers are choosing sides on Arizona's abortion law; and more...

Pro-palestine demonstrators set up camp in Tucson; No new trial for a Nogales rancher accused of killing a migrant; the climate crisis meets the housing crisis; and more...

The Palestine protests continue, on college campuses and city council chambers; artificial intelligence could be the secret ingredient in your next salad; and more...