Tucsonans debate details of raising the legal age to buy tobacco
The county is proposing changes to who gets punished and what the punishment should be.
Half of Arizona voters support legal marijuana
A polling firm says it's too early to say if the potential 2020 initiative would pass.
Romero claims victory, Farley endorses her in Democratic mayoral primary
Lane Santa Cruz wins Ward 1 primary to replace Romero on the City Council.
Joe Arpaio running to try to get his job back
The 87-year-old Arpaio has been convicted and pardoned since he was voted out as Maricopa County sheriff three years ago.
Trump moves to end limits on detention of migrant children
The new rules would allow the government to hold families in detention much longer than 20 days, which critics say would traumatize migrant children.
Mark Kelly leads Martha McSally in new poll
It is the first time either candidate's lead has been outside the margin of error in the race for U.S. Senate.
Chicago man gets probation for threatening then-Sen. Flake
The man left a voicemail for the former Arizona Senator during the confirmation hearings of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
Arizona sees nearly 50,000 new voters in last four months
The report says the state currently has 3.8 million active, registered voters.
Four Democrats running for open city council seat
The candidates will face off in the August primary for Ward 1, on the city's west side.
Congresswoman Ann Kirkpatrick joins call for Trump impeachment
Grijalva, Gallego and Stanton already support impeachment inquiry.
Sanctuary city effort approved for Tucson November ballot
The Pima County Recorder's office certified signatures that exceeded the minimum requirement by about 3,100.
Republicans crowding race to unseat Democratic Rep Ann Kirkpatrick
The 2020 election is Kirkpatrick’s first defense of her seat in Congress.
Green Party gets back on the Tucson ballot
The party's leader blames a clerical error for the decision to disqualify the party.
Mexican president marks 1 year since election amid concerns over administration
Critics say measures of crime and the economy suggest there is little to celebrate.
The new White House press secretary's roots in Arizona
Stephanie Grisham served as a spokeswoman for the Arizona House Republicans.
