November 6 recap: Tucson news you may have missed today
Don't miss Wednesday's most popular stories from Arizona Daily Star.
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Arizona had two of the closest races for U.S. House, where Republicans Juan Ciscomani and David Schweikert are seeking reelection in districts…
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Steve Christy, the sole Republican on the board, is is a tight race with Vanessa Bechtol, his Democratic challenger. Christy, however, took a slight lead late Wednesday.
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Two Arizona Supreme Court justices survived efforts to oust them over their votes on a controversial abortion measure.
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Cats Stats: Breaking down Arizona QB Noah Fifita’s year — changes, issues and a recent uptickArizona quarterback Noah Fifita has played about the same amount of football this year as last. So it’s the perfect time to break down his numbers via “Cats Stats.”
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Tucson Democrat John McLean was outpolling Republican Vince Leach by about 2,100 votes Wednesday in one of two races that could shape the Arizona Senate.
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Current Board President Natalie Luna Rose and Incumbents Sadie Shaw and Ravi Shah lead the race for the Tucson Unified School District Governing Board, possibly heading towards a second term as board members. Pilar Acosta Ruiz follows them in fourth position and Esteban Flores comes in fifth.
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Arizona voters rejected nonpartisan primaries and a pay change for tipped workers. They did agree that property owners who incur expenses from the homeless when cities don't enforce nuisance laws should be entitled to tax breaks.
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Gabriel Huerta, 19, shot his 9-month-old son multiple times before turning the gun on himself, the Pima County Sheriff's Department says.
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Voters in Arizona, whose border with Mexico is on the front lines of dealing with illegal immigration, approved new state laws aimed at stemmi…
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Democratic Arizona Rep. Ruben Gallego, an Iraq War veteran, was leading well-known former television news anchor and staunch Donald Trump ally…
