Hacker Attempts on Arizona Election System: 50K a Month
Hackers go after the secretary of state's office hundreds of times a day.
Arizona Releases New Opioid Guidelines
The state has updated its guidelines for doctors for the first time since 2014.
Census: Tucson's Growth Strongest Outside City Limits
Suburbs and unincorporated areas have some of the fastest growth rates.
Temporary Bridge to Ease Traffic Again During I-10 Work
A project at I-10 and Wilmot marks the second time ADOT has used temporary bridges in the Tucson area.
Arizona Supreme Court: Medical Marijuana on Campus Not a Crime
The state's high court ruled that the Legislature can't change the voter-approved law.
City Council Wants Voters to Decide on Even-Year Elections
The Tucson council asked staff to draft of a ballot measure that would put the matter before voters in November.
Science Standards Draft Changes Remove, Alter Evolution References
Arizona schools Superintendent Diane Douglas says evolution is an ongoing debate.
Tucson Council to Seek Landmark Designation for Benedictine Monastery
Historic designation would limit the owner's ability to fully or partially demolish the building on Country Club Road.
US House Republicans Want to Change Asylum Laws
Republican House leaders plan to take up an immigration bill in June.
Campaign Season Opens for Navajo Nation Presidency
Economic development will be a key issue, as the tribe relies on a power plant that is expected to close.
McSally Plans Trip to South Korea
The Arizona Republican will lead a congressional delegation weeks before a scheduled Trump-Kim summit.
HHS Considering Housing Immigrant Children at Military Bases
The plan would impact children detained crossing the border alone or those separated from their parents by the government.
Road Cleared for Pima County Sales Tax Increase Vote
County supervisors to decide on raising taxes for road repairs next month.
New Bill Would Keep Navajo Coal Plant Open
A U.S. Congressman from Arizona plans to introduce legislation to keep the Navajo Generating Station open.
AP Sources: WH Aide Dismisses McCain View, Says 'He's Dying'
Sen. McCain criticized President's nominee for CIA director because of her link to waterboarding.
