Committee urges U.S. and Mexico to protect UNESCO World Heritage site from border wall damage
The UNESCO World Heritage Committee is calling on the U.S. and Mexico to work together to assess and mitigate impacts of the border wall on wildlife of the Sonoran desert, especially the endangered Sonoran pronghorn.
Tribal leaders advocate for historic water rights settlement in DC
Navajo and Hopi leaders urged Congress to pass a bill addressing their water crisis, proposing a $1.75 billion pipeline to bring Colorado River water to their communities.
The Buzz: What a new Democratic presidential ticket means for AZ and other swing states
With a change at the top of the democratic presidential ticket, what will change in an already tight race?
Albertsons-Kroger merger on hold
Arizona and other states are challenging the merger.
Member of an Arizona tribe is accused of starting a wildfire that destroyed 21 homes on reservation
The wildfire forced the evacuation of more than 400 people.
Q&AZ: If Mark Kelly becomes VP pick, what will happen to his Arizona Senate seat?
For some Democrats, Vice President Mark Kelly has a nice ring to it.
Changes to Tucson’s hard to recycle plastic program in effect
Plastic items must now be placed in Hefty Renew orange bags.
Not off to the races, Pima County suspends horse racing at the Rillito Racetrack in 2025 amid procurement controversy
County halts the process to ensure fair competition and assess the track's condition.
Tucson Audubon Society Gets Closer to choosing a New Name
Organization wants a future without the controversial "Audubon" associations
New report: Detained immigrant deaths were preventable
A new report published by the ACLU found that immigrant deaths in ICE detention centers were largely caused by lack of oversight and systemic failures, including two deaths in Arizona.
Republicans advocate to keep "unborn human being" in AZ abortion ballot description
They argue that the term is a direct quote from Arizona's current law, making it impartial.
US Air Force challenges EPA’s emergency order on PFAS cleanup at Tucson Superfund Site
Military contests EPA’s jurisdiction and urgency of PFAS threats at Tucson site.
Dry but alive: Rethinking golf's green lawns
Golf is a commonly blamed culprit of Arizona's water woes. How much water goes to the state's courses?
Community group is helping the homeless and redefining religion
Two bishops in the Liberal Catholic Church International have traded preaching for community organizing.
Mail-in ballot deadline is here
Check the story to find an early voting site.
