Arizona Voter Registration Drives Going into Home Stretch
The deadline to register for November general election is Oct. 10.
Will Prop 206 Boost or Bust Arizona Job Market?
Proponents say current minimum is unlivable; opponents call 206 a job killer.
Judge: Arizona 'Ballot Harvesting' Law OK
State wins a round in court over a new law against collecting ballots.
Officials: New Tucson Airport Tower Means Safety, Efficiency
$40 million structure dedicated Friday also boasts green features, including solar power.
Pima Supervisors Election: Board Control at Stake?
Voters could change the political party leadership on the Board of Supervisors.
Campaigns, Candidates Are Chasing the Youth Vote
People born in - wait for it - 1998 are now eligible to vote; but will they?
Tucson City Council Wards Redistricting Hearing Thursday
Public feedback solicited on proposed changes to City Council boundaries.
San Carlos Apaches, Others Sue Over Copper Mine Waste Site
Lawsuits claim US Forest Service violated several environmental laws.
South Tucson: 2 New Council Members, 2 Returning
The new council will appoint a mayor and vice mayor to office.
What Can Politicians Actually Do To Improve the Economy?
Three experts weigh in on how public policy can improve Arizona's financial well-being.
$243 Million Surplus for State in 2015-16, Report Says
Second straight year of big surpluses reported for state tax, fees revenues.
Tucson Bus Fare Increase on City Council Agenda Tuesday
Opponents want alternative: Increase ridership to increase revenue.
Rose Mofford, First Female Governor of Arizona, Dies at 94
Flags to fly at half-staff in remembrance of 'unparalleled role model.'
Arizonans Question Border Patrol Checkpoints at Hearing
Agency officials said they understand, but that checkpoints work.
Court: Phoenix Can Pay Its Police for Union Work
Goldwater Institute calls the Arizona Supreme Court ruling a loss for taxpayers.
