A Pima County official says a plan to limit the so-called Waters of the United States rule would end up eliminating protections for rivers.
The jury returned without a verdict Tuesday after three days of deliberating whether or not he conspired to harbor undocumented immigrants.
The 36-year-old Warren was arrested last year when Border Patrol agents found him at a property in Ajo about 40 miles north of the border.
Organized by more than 50 groups, "Stop the bans” rallies promoting abortion rights were held nationwide Tuesday.
California and Arizona have seen extreme changes in their classroom sizes since 1999.
Some 200 students walked off campus Monday, protesting the Border Patrol's detaining of fellow classmate and football player, Thomas Torres.
Arizona and Delaware have seen drastic changes in their student debt per capita in the last three years
The "Housing First" pilot project will grant 150 homeless in Pima County a home with professional support.
Wildlife advocates say animals like the jaguar are at risk with a wall but could be saved with new technology.
A new study shows where you’re most likely to get audited. Here’s what they found for Pima County.
American voters turned out in record numbers for the 2018 midterm election. Here’s what happened in Arizona.
A Chinese government-imposed restriction on contamination levels in their imported recyclables is changing the recycling market.
Concern over recent DoJ opinion that may negatively impact state-run and multi-state lotteries, including Mega Millions and Powerball.
President Trump's plan to fund his border wall could take a $30 million project from Fort Huachuca.
Tucson is considering whether to impose car-free times or even days for Sentinel Peak Road, which leads up and around 'A' mountain.
Complaint alleges company collected millions of dollars from loans known to be illegal under state law
Deceptive devices cause cars to appear more environmentally friendly than they actually are
Signs nationwide letter calling for urgent legislation, increased technology, increased fines
A new report on the financial condition of the 75 most populous cities ranks Tucson no. 54 in the nation for fiscal health.
Victims of sexual assault can now break their leases without paying costly termination fees under a new law that takes effect Aug. 3.
Republican Lea Marquez Peterson catching up
Bobby Wilson says he's "living proof" that "good guy with a gun" is the only way to stop people intent on causing harm.
Leading Pima County Democrats are calling on Yahya Yuksel to drop out of the 2nd District congressional race after rape allegations.
Thousands of migrant families remain separated under the Trump zero tolerance policy. Tucson Catholic Charities is helping to reunite them.
The first lady is set to visit detained immigrants in Arizona Thursday, but her itinerary is quite vague.
The National Low Income Housing Coalition released its annual report, Out of Reach, Wednesday. Here's how Pima County fared.
Kids who brought art supplies and toys to U.S. Rep. Martha McSally’s office to protest her immigration stance reportedly damaged a table.
A candidate for Arizona Secretary of State is claiming somebody stole petition signatures needed for his candidacy.
While Arizona doesn't have earthquakes, its neighbor to the west does. So, for four days, the state is preparing to be ready just in case.
Edgar Allen Fristoe had been arrested after the Tucson PD received a tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
The purchase, at nearly $7 million total, is expected to save the count near $300,000 yearly in lease costs, the County Administrator said.
A jury had taken less than one day to convict Steven Leska for sexually assaulting his ex-girlfriend and killing her boyfriend.
In April, a federal grand jury acquitted Lonnie Swartz of murder but couldn't reach a verdict on manslaughter. In October, he'll be retried
Jeff Sessions appeared in Arizona – and later traveled to San Diego – to vow that all illegal border crossers will face prosecution.
While the jury acquitted Lonnie Swartz of murder charges, they could not reach a decision on manslaughter, leaving a possible opening.
McSally, who has previously talked of abuse harassment that she suffered while in the Air Force, tells the WSJ she was abused as a teen.
The jury in federal court in Tucson said Lonnie Swartz was not guilty of murder but could not reach a verdict on the charge of manslaughter.
The jury in federal court in Tucson wrapped their second day deliberating the case of Border Agent Lonnie Swartz, who is charged with murder
The two will take what the Department of Homeland Security calls "an operational tour of the Yuma Sector border wall system."
The trial of Lonnie Swartz in federal court is one of the few times a federal agent has been tried for killing someone across the border.