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.
- Diana Ramos
Fare-free bus transit will remain through the end of 2022. Then Tucson officials will make a decision about whether it is viable to keep the transit system free.
- Courtesy of Carissa Sipp
A helmet-mounted camera captured the moment a woman and her two children were honked at and passed by a driver along the 6.5-mile Third Street bike route in Tucson on March 21. Video courtesy of Carissa Sipp.
Fare-free transit could cost Tucson taxpayers up to $1M a month, save riders $40- Sam Kmack
For Star subscribers: Tucson’s transit system has always been inexpensive. In 2020 it was made free as a COVID-19 mitigation measure. Now, some council members want to make it permanent – is it worth the city taxpayer dollars?
As of 2014, 350,433 Arizona vehicles had specialty license plates. Here are the most popular.
City manager said he won't recommend additional city actions to end month long impasse
ADOT plans to have work completed by Friday afternoon.
As of 2014, 350,433 Arizona vehicles had specialty license plates. Here are the most popular.
City manager said he won't recommend additional city actions to end month long impasse
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Maps, construction schedules for widening Camino Seco to Houghton will be there
Interstate 10 remains closed about 45 miles west of the Arizona state line because of a Sunday bridge collapse after heavy rain fell near Desert Center, Calif.
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An Arizona man said in a court hearing that he doesn't recall the flight in which he was duct-taped by other passengers.
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PHOENIX — State election officials are trying to block an effort by Republicans to cancel the voter registrations of several hundred adult children of U.S. citizens — predominantly Democrats — who live overseas.
If you're going to sue the government, you'd better make sure you — or your attorney — has a good proofreader.
Arizona court leaders reported a cyberattack on the state court system, potentially compromising personal information of many Arizonans, according to Chief Justice Ann Scott Timmer. Notifications are being sent to those believed affected as investigations continue.
Democrat Nick Mansour and Republican Elijah Norton both lean in on lawsuits and opposition websites to undercut the other's credibility to handle Arizona's $32 billion in assets.
WSI reports that manufacturers are modernizing rapidly, but their supply chains may struggle to keep pace, revealing a significant mismatch in modernization efforts.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday let President Donald Trump's administration resume deporting migrants to countries other than their own without offering them the chance to show the harms they may face, bolstering part of his immigration crackdown.
Atmos reports on Louisiana fishermen struggling against the impacts of a massive LNG plant in Cameron, which destroys their fishing grounds and livelihoods.
The White House has recently released multiple advertisements labeled “paid for by the US government,” including ads that praise President Donald Trump’s actions in office. Democrats, ethics experts, and watchdog groups have all claimed that the ads could violate federal laws that prohibit t…
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Layne Lundeen, 67, of Tucson, is facing charges in connection with a commotion on Sept. 3 flight that caused it to be diverted, court records show.
A police task force investigating the 8-month-old Nancy Guthrie kidnapping case in Tucson is aware of a possible new ransom note, authorities said.
Danielle Renae Lee-Sharp, 39, who was released from jail last week in charges stemming from the probe into her teen son's missing persons case near Tucson, died by suicide over the weekend, authorities confirmed Monday.
In exchange for peace in 1872, the Chiricahua Apaches were promised more than 2.7 million acres in southeastern Arizona, only to have it ripped away from them by President Ulysses S. Grant just four years later.
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Pima County officials broke ground on a 134-mile fiber optic network funded as part of a Biden-era effort to provide internet access to rural and underserved areas.
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