68,000 New Election Pamphlets On Their Way Due to Printer Mix-Up
Contractor took responsibility for error, secretary of state's office said.
State Injects Cash into Program to Train Principals
Gov. Ducey's office investing $100,000 to train school leaders.
Fair Looks to Teach Teens About First-Responder Jobs
Police, military and emergency medicine workers will be present to answer questions.
Tucson Homeless Kids Capture Dreams With Photography
"Pictures of Hope" aims to give youth in shelters a chance to photograph their dreams.
Athletes Recall Paralympic Games in Rio
Players gather in Tucson for a celebration at the University of Arizona
Visitors Flock to Arizona State Parks in Record Numbers
Nearly 3M tourists spent more than $16M at the parks, which lost some funding in 2012.
Sixth Annual Mexican Baseball Fiesta Gets Underway Thursday
Event strives to re-create in Tucson the environment of Mexico's top league.
Incumbents Face Newcomers for Pima Assessor, Recorder
Elections for these crucial county offices have received little attention.
NAU Lab Develops Tool To ID Bats From Guano
A DNA "mini-barcode" is aimed at making it easier to locate bats globally.
Mexican Peso Rallies After US Presidential Debate
But economists in Mexico say other factors have a greater impact on the currency's value.
Do You Like The Top of the Ticket Enough To Vote?
Coattail voting doesn’t always help down-ballot candidates.
Phone App Helps Track Zika, Other Diseases
UA-developed app allows people to report mosquitoes, disease symptoms to public health officials.
Smoking in Arizona at Historic Low, 14% of Adults: Report
State officials credit higher awareness of health effects in last 5 years.
'Mariposa Road' Improvements Moved Up Two Years
Phase one of SR 189 rebuild will start in 2019.
All Eyes South of the Border on US Presidential Debate
Locals, expats in Mexico following closely, though the country didn't get much attention in Monday's debate.
