Jul 9, 2024

The new head of Nvidia has a Tucson connection; Pima County faces new financial pressure; Tucson’s zoo opens a pathway to Asia; and more...

On this shorter holiday edition, Tucsonans mark Veterans Day; a newly elected congresswoman vows to create a path to citizen for veterans without one; local libraries stay open longer; and more...

Residents want answers about a new border patrol checkpoint; tubes on the moon could keep space explorers safe; an in-depth look at the people helping refugees navigate American life; and more...

The wait for election results is not over -- we’ll tell you why; voters reject tighter voting rules; The future of Old Tucson hangs in the balance; and more...

A look back at Election Day and its aftermath in southern Arizona. Also: a Tucson entrepreneur wants to convert cannabis farms into mini data centers.

New faces in Congress could bring a new approach to the border; A killer bacteria could be foiled by copper; Coming soon, pot farms become data centers; and more...

More races from Tuesday’s election are decided; Citizen poll watchers are pleased with the process; Tucson’s all souls day honors the dead; and more...

Election day is over but the vote count isn’t, and the campaign never ends; The state capitol is turning blue; More about this historic election night...

Evacuations and rescues after a weekend of heavy flooding; a flood of ballots rolls into election centers; Tucson Modernism Week kicks off; and more...

The midterm elections are here – and unfortunately, so is New World screwworm. Also: remembering Dolores Huerta.