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New Javelina Statue unveiled along River path
Student led rally about school safety at the University of Arizona
New Mural highlights wildlife along River Walk
Pima County Board of Supervisors discusses end of Title 42
ChronicCon is canceled
Forest Service officials looking for suspect in wildfire on Mount Lemmon
A trip to Tucson's year-round farmers market at Rillito Park
Tucson police release video of fatal March 3 shootout
Take a tour of the Blue Moon Community Garden
Rep. Stahl Hamilton apologizes for hiding copies of the Bible
Arizona lawmakers propose bill to limit access to online pornography
President of TUSD board voices support for LGBTQ+ students and staff
Footage shows Rep. Stahl Hamilton moving Bibles
Mountain lion caught on doorbell camera outside Bisbee home
Time lapse: Northern Lights seen over Tucson
Trail camera catches a busy beaver on the San Pedro River
Tucson-area copper miner Asarco, unions face off in labor courtFor Star subscribers: In charges filed with the NLRB, the unions alleged that Asarco, which employs about 1,400 people, engaged in “unfair labor practices.”
For Star subscribers: A University of Arizona adjunct professor is suing for defamation after he was banned from a proudly permissive computer hacking conference in Las Vegas.
Experts in Pima and Cochise counties say rapid testing for common STIs helps prevent further spread and streamlines the treatment process for providers and patients.
The Southern Arizona Regional Health Center began offering surgical abortions and abortion medication for the first time since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in late June.
Theaters in Tucson and across the U.S. will celebrate National Cinema Day by offering $3 movie tickets at participating locations on Saturday,…
For Star subscribers: Data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics shows there were over 11.2 million job openings in the first half of the year.
There’s now nearly an equal chance of a recession as there is for economic growth in Tucson and Arizona, University of Arizona top economist says.
For Star subscribers: It might be worth driving a little further for gas in the Tucson area, as the range of prices has widened to as much as 90 cents per gallon.
For Star subscribers: Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich is trying a new legal theory to combat Biden administration border policies — a claim the president wants to encourage illegal migration to grow the U.S. population.
For Star subscribers: Tucson will soon launch an online portal to report encampments in attempts to get more people into shelter while addressing increasing concerns from the business community.
The lawsuit, the second filed by Mexico, targets gun shops or dealers in U.S. border states who sell guns to “straw” purchasers who pass them on to smugglers, who then take the weapons across the border.
A data breach in May could have leaked individuals' names, Social Security numbers, driver’s license or state identification numbers and passport numbers.
For Star subscribers: Only three constables are serving papers in the county's busiest justice precincts in an office on high alert after the fatal shooting of a colleague during an eviction.
A finalist for the National Book Award and the Pulitzer Prize, award-winning author Lydia Millet enjoys writing outdoors among Tucson wildlife and cacti.
All four men face kidnapping, armed robbery and aggravated assault charges after a 911 caller reported that they broke into his house, tied him up and broke into a safe.
The University of Arizona's Native FORGE program will help tribes around Tucson and across Arizona develop startups, starting with the San Carlos Apache Tribe.
The former insurance agent was sentenced to 136 months in prison and ordered to pay restitution to her victims after she pleaded guilty to two counts of wire fraud.
Tucson-based Raytheon Missiles & Defense won contracts to produce Tomahawk cruise missiles and develop current and next-generation air combat missiles.
For Star subscribers: Tucson is set to change the zoning code regulating smoke shops while boosting enforcement against underage buyers obtaining nicotine products.
Try early tiki-themed cocktails and menu items while checking out vintage vendors and a display showcasing the Kon Tiki's history.
Compared to last year, the 2022 monsoon has been mild. But there's still time to catch up.
The Arizona GOP candidates who benefited from Trump's endorsement rashly accused the FBI of bias for searching his home.
The Tortolita Preserve was established in 2009 and sits in the Dove Mountain area in Marana, north of Tucson. The 2,400 acres is home to nine …
For Star subscribers: Fourteen tribal governments, including eight in Arizona, say the U.S. has wrongly left them out of negotiations over major future cuts of Colorado River water use.
For Star subscribers: A Tucson-based coffee roaster is opening its flagship location at the iconic Benedictine Monastery in midtown.
The Tucson monsoon gave heavy rain and thunder and lightning storms on Aug. 8, 2022. More thunderstorms are expected today in southeast Arizon…
Proposition 131 would make Arizona one of the last states in the country to create an office of lieutenant governor who would succeed the governor.
Even though he’s 18 until December, Adama Bal is expected to play at least the same sort of major reserve role for the Wildcats now.
The districts cover mostly southern and eastern Arizona, except for one that stretches mostly west of Tucson from the international border on north to Yuma and on up to Phoenix.
The head of the House Appropriations Committee wants to pull all state funds from Arizona PBS over what he calls the station's mishandling of the gubernatorial debate.
From bobcats spotted in backyards to new businesses opening in Tucson, here are 12 of the most-watched videos of 2022.