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  Pima County plans to launch a comprehensive climate website called Pima CAN!, where the public can access updates on the county’s Priority Climate Action Plan and general resources.

  More than half of public school teachers in Arizona say they may leave the profession in the next two years if working conditions don’t improve, according to a new study examining the state’s teacher shortage crisis.

  The U.S. Forest Service is investigating the cutting, slashing and removal of hundreds of young ponderosa trees in the Coronado National Forest near Madera Canyon, possibly stretching back two years.

  The Arizona Department of Child Safety is engaged in a pattern of discrimination against parents and children with disabilities, the U.S. Justice Department said in a letter of findings released Monday afternoon.

  In Marana, the town council wants to revise it's zoning rules to force all data centers to be subject to an actual rezoning. Plus, the Pima Supes look at appointing a new constable, more PACC funding, and inmate health care, while Rio Nuevo checks out plans for yet another Downtown concert spot.

  Around 360 volunteers are needed for January's point-in-time count, part of an annual effort to survey how many people are homeless in Pima County.

  Colorado attorneys urged a Denver judge not to delay issuing its findings in the state’s antitrust case against Kroger and Albertsons, following a federal ruling and an announcement from the companies that the merger is off.

  As lawmakers across the country consider requiring documented proof of U.S. citizenship to vote, Arizona’s voter roll provides clues as to which voters will struggle to provide it.

  Since 2021, a handful of Colorado River Basin tribes have significantly boosted water supply in Lake Mead through voluntary contributions, and new investments build on other historic water-saving agreements with Colorado River Basin tribes in recent years.

  Since 2021, a handful of Colorado River Basin tribes have significantly boosted water supply in Lake Mead through voluntary contributions, and new investments build on other historic water-saving agreements with Colorado River Basin tribes in recent years.

  A jury on Friday found former Pima Sheriff's Sgt. Ricardo “Ricky” Garcia not guilty of the sexual assault of a coworker in 2022, but guilty of the lesser charges of two counts of attempted sexual assault and two counts of sexual abuse.

  Three Border Patrol agents involved in the fatal shooting of a Tohono O'odham man in front of his home in 2023 were identified in legal filings on Friday.