Admiral Michael Mullen Comes to Tucson
Watch the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Town Hall
Four candidates for two ACC seats
There is a four-way showdown for two seats on the Arizona Corporation Commission.
Antenori vs. Camenisch
Battle for the Arizona state senate seat is district 30 has Republican Senator Frank Antenori facing out against Democratic Challenger Todd Camenisch.
3-Way Race for 2 Seats in AZ House in LD 28
Democratic Representative Steve Farley, the House minority policy leader, and former Tucson City Council member Bruce Wheeler face Republican Ken Smalley.
Key Senate Match-Up In LD 26
Republican incumbent Senator Al Melvin is facing a rematch from Democratic challenger Cheryl Cage in Legislative District 26.Ray Carroll: Rosemont Ads Targeting County Supervisors “Misguided”
A recent radio ad campaign urges listeners to call supes in support of the proposed mine.
Tucson's Violent Year
The number of homicides in the city of Tucson has soared this year. Tucson Police Chief Roberto Villasenor will discuss the homocide rate and the overall crime rate in the city.
Three-way Race for Two Seats in LD 26
Democratic Representative Nancy Young Wright, Republican Representative Vic Williams and Republican Challenger Terri Proud want to represent Arizona's 26th Legislative District.
Secretary of State Showdown
Sec of State Ken Bennett, a Republican faces off with his challenger Chris Deschene, a Democrat in the battle for the second highest elected office in Arizona.
Seeking Safety North of the Border
Wealthy Mexicans are investing time and money in Arizona, concerned about violence in their country.
4-Way Battle For Senate In District 28
Four candidates vie for the Senate seat in Arizona Legislative District 28: Democratic Sen. Paul Aboud, Republican Greg Krino and Independents Ted Downing and Dave Ewoldt.
The Face-Off
Commentators Bruce Ash and Paul Eckerstrom talk about the hotly contested political races this fall in Southern Arizona.
Decision Time Coming for the City of Tucson
Tucson Mayor Bob Walkup talks about the two very important decisions voters will be deciding on in the November elections.
School Closures
Budget deficits and population shifts are taking toll on schools in Tucson
Tucson Muslims Celebrate End of Ramadan
Leaders Say They Hope to Transcend Contentious Atmosphere
