Homes complicate Arizona wildfire response
Development in Arizona's wildlands is making fires more expensive, and in some cases, more difficult to prevent.
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.
Senate candidates face off in debate
Mark Kelly and Martha McSally debated the issues for 90 minutes.
Bighorn Fire marks familiar cycle of renewal amid new chapter of bigger burns
Fire is a natural process, but it will take decades for some areas to recover or regrow habitat that burned this year.
McSally looks for win in Senate race
The former House member hopes to avenge her 2018 U.S. Senate loss.
Candidate wants to go from space to the Capitol
Mark Kelly is hoping to unseat Sen. Martha McSally.
After two years, measure taxing the wealthy to fund education is on the ballot
The business community opposes the Invest in Ed Act, which would fund education through a tax on high earners.
Arizona voters to consider another recreational marijuana bill
The new bill has criminal justice elements not present in a similar bill that was narrowly defeated in 2016.
People with disabilities face both unique and common challenges during pandemic
Educators and service providers discuss how the pandemic has impacted community members with disabilities in Arizona.
Tracking the speed of mail as the election nears
The pandemic-driven rise in voting by mail has raised questions about the ability of the U.S. Postal Service to handle ballots.
Army veteran hopes to unseat congressional veteran
Brandon Martin hopes to win Arizona’s Second Congressional District.
Congressional veteran hopes for another term
Democrat Ann Kirkpatrick is running for her sixth term in the U.S. House.
'Feels like the end of the world': Tucson grapples with record heat during pandemic
The desert community has faced both soaring temperatures and life under the coronavirus, as some work to mitigate the impact of a warmer future.
Heat, COVID-19 and isolation put mobile home parks at risk
Ten percent of metro Tucsonans live in manufactured housing. But residents there face risks made worse by COVID-19 and record heat.
A 'collision of crises' is leaving thousands in Tucson struggling with electric bills
Record heat, unemployment and a pandemic are adding to household financial troubles.
