Pleasant View Road will be closed twice next week for construction work, city of Madison and Middleton officials said.
- Arizona Daily Star
Lane restrictions will affect travel nightly in both directions along Interstate 10 in Tucson from Jan. 29 to Feb. 3.
- ADOT
This informational video on roundabouts from the Arizona Department of Transportation shows how they work for motorists, bicyclists and pedestrians.
- Arizona Daily Star
An intersection on Tucson's west side is shut down after a serious-injury crash.
- Jamie Donnelly
One person was killed in a two-vehicle crash on Tucson's north side Friday morning. There is no estimated time to reopen the highway.
- Jamie Donnelly
According to the Arizona Department of Transportation, there is no estimated time to reopen the southbound lanes of I-19 in Sahuarita.
- Elvia Verdugo Arizona Daily Star
Familias Unidas Ganando Accesibilidad, also known as FUGA, advocates for mobility, accessibility and representation for Tucson's south- and west-side communities.
The bill, headed to Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey's desk, is designed to protect motorcyclists who are often rear-ended at stop lights, advocates say.
Lia Lara, 35, was booked into the Pima County jail on suspicion of second-degree murder, leaving the scene of a fatal crash and driving under the influence
Interstate 10 is closed in both directions east of Wilcox at milepost 352 due to blowing dust.
Starting Thursday, road work and the Tucson Bicycle Classic will affect various road in Tucson.
Beginning tomorrow at 6 a.m., Tucson Boulevard south of Broadway will be closed until Saturday while the roadway is paved.
Northbound Oracle Road is closed at East Linda Vista Boulevard for an injury collision.
A crash involving a semi truck shut down the westbound lanes of Interstate 10 at Alvernon Way in Tucson Wednesday morning.
Get a recap of Tuesday's local news stories from Arizona Daily Star.
The Wildcats erase a halftime deficit to drop the Boilermakers and head to the Final Four, winning the West Regional 79-64, San Jose, Calif., March 28, 2026.
President Donald Trump is set to return to Arizona this month for an event with Turning Point USA and Turning Point Action.
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A day before Arizona was to recognize César Chávez Day, state lawmakers revoked the holiday. Gov. Katie Hobbs said she will sign the legislation.
A U.S. Marine is charged with stealing ammo and weapons at California’s Camp Pendleton — including a shoulder-fired missile system — and conspiring to sell them in Arizona.
The Arizona Supreme Court refused to disturb an Appeals Court ruling over a county supervisor's push for immunity for his push to hand-count ballots in Mojave County.
The judge noted, "no statute comes close to giving the President the authority he claims to have."
Trump signs order directing creation of a national voter list, a move already facing lawsuit threats
Voting law experts say the order violates the Constitution by attempting to seize the power to run elections from states.
The judge said the First Amendment right to free speech "does not tolerate viewpoint discrimination and retaliation of this type."
The Iran war has pushed up the average U.S. price for a gallon of regular gas by $1.
Check out the inside of the Macon County Jail through photos from the Herald & Review archives. More archive photos at herald-review.com.
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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A confrontation in the lobby of a Marana hotel in January that led to the shooting of an armed man by a Pima County Sheriff's Department detective was captured by surveillance cameras.
Increased police presence and traffic control will be in effect in Tucson Saturday for Arizona's Final Four game vs. Michigan near the University of Arizona and in downtown.
A Tucson man linked to the theft of more than a half-ton of copper wire during a 2025 spree has been sentenced to five years in prison.
A 48-year-old woman was shot to death and a 39-year-old man was wounded Saturday night on Tucson's south side, police say.
Will Arizona get more serious about water conservation, or return to depending on groundwater pumping? Experts weigh in.
A day before Arizona was to recognize César Chávez Day, state lawmakers revoked the holiday. Gov. Katie Hobbs said she will sign the legislation.
The Arizona Supreme Court refused to disturb an Appeals Court ruling over a county supervisor's push for immunity for his push to hand-count ballots in Mojave County.
Arizona lawmakers are advancing a bill that would make it a crime to mail or receive abortion pills, potentially penalizing both providers and patients. The proposal is raising constitutional questions after voters approved abortion rights in 2024.