admin Why AI child pornography presents a tricky legal situation for prosecutors
A Chandler man faces Arizona's first charge for possessing AI-generated child sexual abuse material, raising complex First Amendment legal questions.
Tucson charter school teachers vote to unionize
Eighty percent of teachers in the CITY charter school network voted to unionize on Tuesday.
What Benson recall could mean for controversial aluminum smelting plant
Three Benson city councilmen were possibly recalled Tuesday night, which could change the fight against the aluminum recycling plant.
PCC grads celebrate in Tucson, but face uneasy job market
More than 4,000 Pima Community College students celebrated commencement at the Tucson Convention Center on Wednesday, May 20.
Police seek additional homicide charge after newborn of Buckeye mother shot dies
A baby who was born during emergency surgery after the mother was shot in Buckeye has died, according to officials…
Man arrested after alleged break-in at Maricopa County medical examiner’s office
A man was arrested Wednesday after an alleged break-in at the Maricopa County Medical Examiner’s Office.
5 displaced after large fire engulfs Maryvale home
Crews responded to a massive fire at a home in the Maryvale neighborhood of Phoenix early Wednesday morning.
Why death row inmates spend decades awaiting execution in Arizona
Arizona executed Leroy Dean McGill for a 2002 murder, as questions remain over why death penalty appeals can take decades.
ICE claims DACA recipient detained in Tucson assaulted agent
The Department of Homeland Security claims Karla Toledo assaulted a federal agent during an incident on Monday.
Domestic violence suspect shot by police at Glendale pawn shop
A suspect is injured after a police shooting in Glendale on Wednesday morning.