Tim Steller

For Star subscribers: Then, protesters gathered at the U.S. Embassy in San Salvador. Now, as the U.S. president imitates the Salvadoran one, they protest at the Salvadoran consulate in Tucson. 

For Star subscribers: Rep. Juan Ciscomani raised a lot, but his Dem challenger had a haul, too. Plus, Ciscomani takes a risk; Matt Heinz targets RTA head; a patch of Tucson loses 3 elected officials. 

For Star subscribers: Pima County's supervisors chose the expected candidate from a strong list of candidates for Adelita Grijalva's seat. He channeled his mentor Richard Elias as he got to work. 

For Star subscribers: Arizona's GOP leadership is acting as enforcers of the will of President Trump in his attacks on universities. The U of A and other universities have been submissive in response. 

For Star subscribers: A caller challenged Ciscomani's claim to protect Medicaid benefits for people "who need them." Plus: Congressional town halls abound, supervisor candidates chat; Council races set. 

Tucson Water is poised to launch into a new effort to charge more to utility customers in unincorporated Pima County. The city has found a new justification for an old money grab.

For Star subscribers: Victims say a Tucson church, Golden Dawn, protected alleged child molesters for years. Tucson police are now "looking into the possibility of additional victims" — and another has come forward.

For Star subscribers: Tucson's Prop. 414 was a questionable 10-year sales tax increase that business groups successfully fought off. But the bigger danger they need to fight against is Trump's tariffs.

For Star subscribers: "I woke up in the middle of the night and said, 'We’ve got to do something,'" said Phineas Anderson, who has organized the Tucson Tesla protests.