Andy Squire News Today

The Roadrunners future in Tucson could soon become clearer.

Tucson city officials cleared a section of a homeless camp at "100 Acre Wood" on Thursday morning, removing about nine people to clear the way for testing for the chemical PFAS and for a fall renovation of a bike park near Davis-Monthan Air Force Base.

The clear-out notice was given Tuesday to people living in the northern portion of The Acres, on the north side of East Golf Links Road where it meets South Alvernon

Santa Rita Park, at East 22nd Street and South Fourth Avenue, was cleared late Wednesday of its large homeless population so workers could conduct its annual maintenance work on Thursday

As reports swirled this week around the prospect of NHL hockey leaving the Phoenix area, questions have also popped up about whether the Tucson Roadrunners have a future of their

The project to add large patches of rocks along underpass sidewalks discourages loitering, officials say.

Arizona’s attorney general determined on Monday that Tucson can hold an election in the summer, despite a state law that suggests such issues must be decided in the fall.The Tucson City Council wants citizens to vote this summer on a potential sales tax, but state law dictates that elections to approve transaction privilege taxes should take place in the November general

Officials have unveiled route changes for the 99th annual Tucson Rodeo Parade set for 9 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 22. This change — after 30 years...

The fallout of the sober living crackdown continues. The state has suspended payments to nearly a hundred more providers since August, accusing them of Medicaid fraud.

TUCSON — A huge addiction recovery community in Tucson, Ariz., shuttered suddenly this week, leaving more than 200 people homeless as Arizona investigates widespread Medicaid fraud largely affecting Native Americans, authorities said Sept. 21.