Mexico Launches Ad Campaign to Stop Immigrant Bullying in the US
Consulate reports an increase in people being bullied over immigration status.
Proposal Would Double Arizona Lawmakers' Term Lengths
The representative sponsoring the measure says it would de-politicize the Legislature.
Legislature Won't Vote on Proposed Bump Stock Ban
The House turned away a move to force a vote about gun accessories.
Fourth Avenue Development Stirs Opposition
Retail and apartments would replace Flycatcher bar at Fourth Avenue and Sixth Street.
Looking North, Looking South: 'Dreamers' Not Waiting on Congress
Frequent bargaining chips in political agendas, many are looking to opportunities elsewhere.
Pima Board Reverses Course, Accepts Operation Stonegarden Funds
The program provides funding to bolster collaboration between local and federal law enforcement.
Arizona Lawmaker Wants to Do Away With US Senate Primary Vote
The amendment to the state constitution would likely encounter legal challenges.
Texas-Based Store to Move Into Iconic Nogales Building
Melrose Family Fashions will take over the former home of the Bracker's Department Store.
Flake Faults Fellow Republicans for Following President's Lead
Joins other retiring GOP lawmakers debating party's future direction.
Weather Service: Rainy Spell Not Sufficient to End Drought
Wet and humid week may push back some wildfire activity.
All-Mail Elections Boost Voter Turnout in Douglas, City Says
City elections see 8 percent boost in number of votes cast in last mayoral and council election.
UA Invested $622M in Research in 2017
The number surpassed 2016 by $18 million.
Lawyer: Courts Make DACA Deadline More 'Soft and Fuzzy'
The Supreme Court could change the DACA debate, but for now the program continues.
Supervisors to Reconsider Federal Law Enforcement Grant
Valadez asks for a vote to re-examine $1.4 million grant the board previously turned down
Ducey to Talk NAFTA in International State of State
He'll meet with diplomats from Mexico and Canada at a private event.
