Congressman Raúl M. Grijalva died Thursday morning, March 13. He had been fighting lung cancer for about a year. He was 77.
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The new Casa Alitas Drexel Center is located in the southwest area of Tucson. The shelter is only allowing single men to stay there and can currently hold 170 people. Families from detention centers are brought to the shelter, but are placed upon a bus and driven to Phoenix where they will r…
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Former U.S. Congressman Jim Kolbe died on Dec. 3, 2022, at age 80.
- Howard Fischer
A Maricopa County Superior Court judge last month ruled the testimony on behalf of the failed Arizona gubernatorial hopeful lacked evidence to prove she should have been declared the winner.
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Republican Abe Hamadeh has asked a judge to declare him the winner over Democrat Kris Mayes, who had 511 more votes in the race for Arizona Attorney General.
The Glen Canyon Institute guided Arizona Daily Star photographer Kelly Presnell and reporter Tony Davis on a journey into Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. The receding waters of Lake Powell have revealed geologic features not seen since Lake Powell began forming in the mid-1960s, after …
Election workers will continue counting ballots for days.
Winner will run Arizona's elections for next four years.
Democrat Katie Hobbs has 51.7% of the votes counted so far to Republican Kari Lake's 49.3% as of Thursday night, with hundreds of thousands of ballots still to be counted.
Verifying and counting will be done over the coming days.
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.
Arizona men's basketball hosts an open practice for members of the press to attend on Friday afternoon inside Richard Jefferson Gymnasium.
Arizona Daily Star photographers capture summer heat across Southern Arizona.
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Arizona’s first Seafood City supermarket opened in Chandler with hundreds lining up hours in advance, even camping out overnight despite the heat, eager to experience the Filipino-Asian food offerings.
The federal government has laid out a path by which it could drastically cut deliveries to the Central Arizona Project that brings drinking water to Tucson and Phoenix.
PHOENIX — Prosecutors are explaining why they won't bring negligence charges against the parents of an Arizona toddler who was mistakenly pronounced dead at a hospital after wandering into a backyard pool earlier this year.
Republican gubernatorial hopeful Andy Biggs has chosen former state lawmaker Sine Kerr as his running mate in the race to become Arizona governor.
The Justice Department moved to drop its case against former U.S. Olympian David “Davey” Hearn, who was accused of vandalizing the landmark, a court filing showed.
For years, employers from Florida to Ohio have relied on immigrants taking part in a humanitarian program to staff hard-to-fill job openings for construction workers and home health aides.
Chinese military researchers used outputs from U.S. AI models from OpenAI and Anthropic to train domestic AI systems, according to a Reuters review.
"Someone stole a good amount of drives from our desks," Netflix told plaintiffs, the lawsuit says; one contained the Nicolas Cage film "Fortitude.”
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A new indictment has added two kidnapping and six witness tampering charges against an Allegany County man under federal investigation since a government witness in the Pharaoh’s strip club case turned up dead in his home.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Nicholas Cooper told a judge that his office intends to file witness tampering charges against Simon P. Gogolack 39, of Wellsville.
A Southern Tier man with a history of drug-related charges has become entangled in the FBI’s probe into the death of a government witness in the Pharaoh’s strip club case.
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The Pima County Sheriff’s Department on Friday released copies of two ransom notes in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance case.
Six months into the investigation of Nancy Guthrie's disappearance from her Tucson home, messages posted on social media seem more clear.
Religious institutions are entitled to decide when their doctrines require them to keep secret a congregant's confession about child abuse and cannot be second-guessed by courts, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled Thursday.
A 61-year-old woman has died of injuries from a July 24 assault and the man arrested in the case now faces a charge of second-degree murder, police said.
The federal government has laid out a path by which it could drastically cut deliveries to the Central Arizona Project that brings drinking water to Tucson and Phoenix.
An Arizona federal judge was photographed on the balcony of a swanky Montenegro residence belonging to a convicted international fraudster, fueling speculation about his efforts to secure a pardon from President Donald Trump.
Local officials condemn federal immigration enforcement targeting a Tucson mother after a court appearance, emphasizing that public safety requires individuals to access county services without fear of detention.
The federal government is expected to approve a water cut proposal from California, Arizona, and Nevada, but additional deeper cuts could follow, severely impacting Arizona’s water supplies including the Central Arizona Project and agricultural areas like Yuma.