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Tucson voters are rejecting a proposed 25-year franchise agreement with Tucson Electric Power by more than six percentage points.
Incumbent Brian Flagg, a longtime community activist, was trailing three candidates vying for two seats on South Tucson's city council, early results show.
Military forensic investigators have begun exhuming graves of the unknown in Hawaii in hopes of identifying USS Arizona crewmen killed in the …
Pima County voters approved Pima Community College’s $250 million bond proposal to modernize aging college facilities dating back to the 1970s…
8 Southern Arizona high school football teams hit the road to begin playoff missionsThe first Friday of November sees the 6A season come to an end, while the postseason missions for 3A-5A teams get the green light.
Tucson Unified School District has proposed closing Steele Elementary School, relocating students to Booth-Fickett K-8 starting in the 2028-29 school year.
Gov. Katie Hobbs was in a very unusual spot on Election Night.
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Voters go to the polls to cast their ballots in the midterm elections on Nov. 3, 2026, around Tucson.
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