July 21 recap: Tucson news you may have missed today
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Arizona voters dropping off early ballots on Election Day can now show ID at polling places, speeding verification and helping counties process results faster.
More details emerge in a carjacking-turned-police chase that left the 17-year-old suspect hospitalized nearly a month later. Tucson police struck the teen with a patrol car and fired at him.
A 16-year-old was shot and killed early Sunday morning on Tucson's north side, police said.
Mesquite Elementary rolled out the red carpet to greet nearly 700 students on their first day of the new school year on Monday morning.
Former Wildcat Rory Sabbatini having a productive season | Greg HansenGreg Hansen's notebook: Ex-Arizona Wildcat Rory Sabbatini finished third in last week's Kaulig Companies Championship, his second third-place finish in six weeks.
With the seemingly never-ending construction on Grant Road, I’ve found myself driving down Miracle Mile more often than usual. I’d passed Mira…
Gov. Katie Hobbs is launching a new Latino outreach campaign as she prepares for a high-stakes reelection battle against Republican Andy Biggs. The effort comes as both candidates compete for Hispanic voters in one of the nation's top gubernatorial races.
PHOENIX — Supporters of universal vouchers for private, parochial and home-schooled children are going to court in an effort to stop a public …
Gun violence reduction efforts are continuing to work despite Sunday’s mass shooting, Tucson officials said at a Monday news conference.
By early August, many downtown Tucson businesses will have state-of-the-art technology allowing them to sync customer information in real time.