Pascua Yaqui Tribe sues over ballot access
The tribe's hope is the lawsuit against the Pima County Recorder's Office will lead to an early in-person voting site in the reservation.
Appeals court rules against Trump administration on border wall funds
The 9th Circuit ruled that just because the country’s military deems the border wall is necessary, that doesn’t mean it is.
Education notebook: Changes on horizon for local, state education
A look back at this week's education stories in Southern Arizona and the state.
As candidates woo Latino voters, local organization steps in with an ear to the ground
LUCHA's get-out-the-vote campaign aims to reach more than a million Indigenous, Black and Latino voters.
Homes complicate Arizona wildfire response
Development in Arizona's wildlands is making fires more expensive, and in some cases, more difficult to prevent.
News roundup: Making your vote count, AZ ballot measures, McSally-Kelly debate analysis
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Oct. 9.
Arizona sees unemployment drop
For the first time in a month, some Arizona unemployment sectors are showing improvement.
Border Patrol agents to be equipped with body cameras
The cameras will be distributed to agents stationed along the Mexico border starting next spring.
TUSD board candidates address pandemic, education issues in forum
Seven candidates are vying for three open seats on the board this fall.
US Senate debate, fact checking claims, voter security
Plus, assessing debate styles and strategies.
With early voting underway, officials urge Arizonans to get their ballots cast
Election officials offer guidance on how to vote, and how it works, in the state.
A look at Arizona’s two ballot measures
Arizona voters will decide on taxing top earners to fund education and legalizing recreational marijuana.
News roundup: Ecological impacts of Bighorn Fire, campaigns in battleground Arizona
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Oct. 8.
Latest lawsuit against Fort Huachuca over San Pedro water use seeks documents
A conservation group has again sued over what it says is a failure to protect the river and its dependent species.
Black hole study narrows leeway for tweaks to Einstein's gravity theory
The theory of general relativity remains hugely successful, but it leaves open some enduring questions surrounding the origins of dark matter.
