26 up for 6 new spots on Pima County Superior Court bench
26 applicants are being considered for six new vacancies on the Superior Court in Pima County, after the court was expanded by Gov. Katie Hobbs.
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26 applicants are being considered for six new vacancies on the Superior Court in Pima County, after the court was expanded by Gov. Katie Hobbs.
Read full article βAttorneys for Arizonaβs prison system ran to the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday to make one last plea to delay a court-ordered takeover of its…
Read full article βFormer U.S. Sen. Jon Kyl, who represented Arizona for nearly three decades in Congress and helped shape water policy, was remembered as a "giant" after…
Read full article βTucson officials are considering leasing land to the developers of an Air Force-themed golf course to speed up the removal of PFAS-contaminated groundwater linked to…
Read full article βThe future of health insurance, hospitals and clinics is a major issues in the race for Southern Arizonaβs Congressional District 6 seat.
Read full article βAfter changes to SNAP work requirements went into effect last October, Tucson-area food providers say the changes, plus fewer employees at DES, create extra barriers…
Read full article βAcross Tucson, faith groups are a safety net for people without housing: offering food and services β part of a larger network attempting to help…
Read full article βRobert Maxwell managed to beat homelessness and drug addiction. Here's how he did it.
Read full article βMost cooling centers throughout Pima County, intended to provide the public with relief from high temperatures, will likely close at the end of September.
Read full article βCochise County Sheriff's deputies arrested three people on the border road Monday after they crossed the county line to protest the construction of a border…
Read full article βTucson is seeking public feedback in the hopes of cementing temporary zoning code changes to enable more homeless shelters in the city. The first meeting…
Read full article βLocal nonprofit is asking Tucsonans to provide supplies to help survivors of domestic violence Saturday; plus: where to find free and discounted food assistance.
Read full article βThe candidates for for state schools chief to debate Tuesday; TUSD hosting public meetings on school closure plan; early voting starts in October
Read full article βTwo candidates facing civil and criminal investigations into whether they fraudulently qualified for millions in public campaign funding want a court to block the Clean…
Read full article βTucson officials are hosting public meetings to gauge residents' thoughts on potentially changing zoning codes to allow for more and different homeless shelters.
Read full article βIn Sahuarita, a few dozen residents urged developers and the Town Council to tank a potential data center on 221 acres of desert across from…
Read full article βThis week on AZPM Press Room: Host Tony Perkins talks with Tucson Mayor Regina Romero; local reporters discuss challenges facing Pima County's challenges, including homelessness…
Read full article βThe Arizona Court of Appeals on Thursday upheld a 2024 law that punishes immigrants who cross the stateβs southern border with jail time.
Read full article βTucson residents can drop off papers to be shredded, plus old cleaning products, batteries and paint at the city's monthly household hazardous waste collection event,…
Read full article βSouthern Arizonaβs race between U.S. Rep. Juan Ciscomani and Democratic challenger JoAnna Mendoza is one of the closest in the nation.
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