Timing means Arizona's Democratic ticket has presidential candidates no longer in race
Ballots were printed in December, and some of the candidates have dropped out since then.
US consul general discusses Americans’ safety in Sonora
Lorraine Rivera's exclusive interview with U.S. Consul General Virginia Staab.
Tribal officials press for more, and more predictable, federal funding
Most who spoke to the appropriations subcommittee were thankful for federal help, but also forceful about federal shortcomings.
Defense tries to move more money for border wall construction
The move has some in Congress calling constitutional foul.
Arizona officials keep an eye out, as Defense budget again targets A-10
The fighter jets have been a mainstay at Tucson's Davis-Monthan Air Force Base.
Commission head hopes to bring peace to families of missing people in Sonora
The commission aims to aid groups searching for missing loved ones and to ensure identification of remains.
DOJ sanctuary city crackdown won't impact Arizona cities, US attorney's office says
The state doesn't have sanctuary cities or policies that fit that definition, an assistant U.S. attorney in Arizona said.
Tohono O'odham Nation denounces border wall construction and blasting of cultural sites
The blasting project reportedly went through Monument Hill, an Indigenous burial site on ancestral Tohono O'odham land.
Ducey funding plan for low-performing schools gets first legislative approval
Project Rocket determines per-pupil funding at schools given lower grades by the Education Department.
Arizona House votes to let landowners build border walls with no permits
Private landowners wouldn't need to ask the city or county for a permit under the legislation, which is heading to the Arizona Senate.
Arizona's senators split vote on Trump acquittal
Democrat Kyrsten Sinema and Republican Martha McSally voted along party lines.
Arizona Education Department release unwittingly reveals student data
The release revealed personal info of ESA students, but also drew attention to some account balances raising eyebrows among critics of the program.
Supreme Court says ‘public charge’ rule can take effect — for now
The policy will require migrants to demonstrate that they will not need public assistance before they can gain admission to the U.S.
Arizona Senate committee advances bill to bolster firefighter cancer claims
The unanimously passed bill targets a loophole some firefighters say is used to deny cancer compensation claims.
Gov. Ducey on his 2020 priorities
His one-on-one interview with Arizona 360 host Lorraine Rivera.
