Local newspapers have seen their numbers precipitously drop since the onset of the digital age -- about 2005. Over 3,200 papers have closed si…
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The Associated Press was back in a courtroom Monday defending itself and our principles against the White House, continuing to fight for the right of the press and public to speak freely without being targeted by their government based on its preferences.
- Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services
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PHOENIX — The Arizona Supreme Court will decide how absolute is the constitutional right of trial by jury.
- Charles Borla
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A Pima County corrections officer shot and killed a jail inmate Wednesday afternoon during an altercation at a Tucson hospital.
- Sarah Raza and Jack Dura Associated Press
News Media Corp., an Illinois-based publisher, closed suddenly on Thursday. Five properties were in Arizona.
- Carrie Evans, Midtown
Regarding the letter writer who was concerned about tax money paying for the child care subsidy:
- Fran McNeely, Northeast side
As a regular Star reader and subscriber for years, I get a little annoyed with the steady stream of LTE that complain of the Star's bias towar…
- Richard Rebl, East side
I found it interesting the Secretary of the Department of Defense has taken stringent measures against the open meetings between the senior me…
- Tony Kuyper, Foothills
So, Empowerment Scholarship Accounts can be used to pay for appliances, instruments, physical education equipment, smart boards, tools, and co…
- Charles Borla
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The local call on releasing federal funds follows a news report that EPA lawyers said in a court filing that nearly 800 Biden-issued grants were to be cut.
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