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John DeSoto/AZPM Staff In a 5-1 decision Wednesday, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled that an Arizona law forcing local government elections to be on even-numbered years if elections on odd-numbered years have low turnout does not apply to the City of Tucson. The case came after Attorney General Mark Brnovich alleged that Tucson violated the law passed by the legislature in 2018. The justices said that because Tucson is a charter city the state has no interest in what is a local matter. Tucson Mayor Regina Romero celebrated the ruling. “I hope this ruling puts the issue to rest, and that our ...

>> the greatest mullet in the history of music. what were you thinking with that hair? billy ray cyrus for the hour. this is "piers morgan tonight." billy ray, how are you? >> i'm doing great. >> my first question, did you ever have this terrible nagging feeling if you suddenly keeled over from a heart attack tomorrow, the headlines would be, miley cyrus dad dies of an achey breaky heart? >> if that were the case, that's what it's going to read. as ironic as my life is at times, that will probably be the way i go. >> you have had an extraordinarily checkered life. i was researching...