The Buzz: Wildfire and home insurance
As wildfires grow in frequency, some homeowners say they are losing their insurance.
As immigration enforcement intensifies, Tucson families are separated
While the Trump administration is ramping up immigration enforcement, families of U.S. citizens in Tucson are among those being split, including one man separated from his wife and son, despite following all the steps to legally stay in the country.
AZ Supreme Court rules "unborn human being" can be used in voter pamphlets when citing law
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that "unborn human being" can be used in voter pamphlets when quoting the law, despite concerns over partisan implications.
Polaris Academy is 1st Arizona school to earn Certified Autism Center designation
The school, which serves children in kindergarten through eighth grade, joins nearly 60 businesses and organizations in Mesa that have completed the certification process since 2019
Wildcats Memory Lab preserves photos, documents, videos and more
Visitors can transfer old films onto new storage devices using the latest digital technology.
Federal grant cuts hit Pima County Health Department, impacting jobs and services
County officials brace for workforce reductions as major grants are terminated.
University of Arizona tells international students to carry essential documents at all times
Campus International students are being advised their social media and devices could be searched by Border Patrol.
Horne seeks proof of privacy law compliance as Ed Dept. pushes schools to disclose gender info to parents
Horne requests proof of privacy law compliance as the U.S. Department of Education urges schools to share students' gender identity changes with parents.
Appointment process for Supervisor Grijalva’s vacancy begins
The Pima County Supervisors will appoint a Democrat to represent District 5 through 2026.
Gallego putting holds on VA nominees to protest Trump's plans to cut its workforce
The holds — a maneuver used on occasion in the Senate — means that it is impossible for the chamber to move quickly to confirm the nominees and would potentially have to tie up hours or days of floor time to advance each nominee.![Adelita Grijalva [second from left] at a Pima County Board of Supervisors' meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 20, 2024 in Tucson, Ariz.](https://media.azpm.org/master/image/2025/3/31/hero/adelita-sups-02-24.jpg)
What’s next for the Pima County Board of Supervisors’ vacant seat?
The Supervisors will appoint a replacement for District 5 Supervisor Adelita Grijalva after she announced a run for Congress.
Looking back at the Arizona Wildcats men's basketball season
The men's team was stopped by rival Duke University in the tournament's Sweet 16.
Tucson turns out to protest Trump Administration
Protestors lined the street in front of the Tesla dealership.
Adelita Grijalva enters CD 7 race
She will resign her seat on the Pima County Board of Supervisors.
Arizona unemployment rate hits 4% for first time since late 2021
The rate has climbed slowly after hitting an historic low in early 2024.
