Tucson's Top Stories: June 8
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Andy Biggs is among Republicans who rejected President Joe Biden’s 2020 victory. If they win, they would have power over election administration.
As Arizona launches a statewide effort to improve literacy and reduce chronic absenteeism, some rural schools say community partnerships have been key to keeping students engaged. From volunteer reading tutors to mountain biking clubs and after-school programs, educators are finding creative ways to help children succeed despite limited funding and resources.
An Orthodox Christian ministry has sued the City of Phoenix over a new ordinance requiring permits for food distribution and medical outreach events in city parks. The lawsuit argues the law violates constitutional protections for religious expression and charitable outreach to people experiencing homelessness.
