TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Two weeks ago, a Homeland Security spokesperson confirmed an investigation was ongoing at the address where neighbors described immigration agents posing as Tucson Electric ...

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Police are looking for the person responsible for a shooting on Thursday night outside the Tucson house of Daniel Hernandez, a candidate for Arizona’s 7th Congressional District special election.

The University of Arizona got rid of a $177 million deficit without raising in-state tuition, but the future has new challenges that Dr. Suresh Garimella said the university is addressing.

Tucson police said the demonstration began peacefully, but several people engaged in vandalism and the assault of private security personnel.

A pop-up ICE protest on Tucson's southwest side Wednesday, got in the way of a drug bust six months in the making, according ...

Erika Hamden specializes in building space and stratospheric telescopes and developing technology to make telescopes better.

Protests over federal immigration enforcement raids are flaring up around the country as officials in cities from coast to coast get ready for major demonstrations against President Donald Trump over ...

On May 18, Congregation Ashei Israel volunteers scrambled to bring in extra chairs for Professor David Graizbord’s workshop, “Is Anti-Zionism Antisemitism?” The interest from the 100-plus attendees ...

MCSO says Adam Sheafe is the suspect in the April 28 death of New River pastor William Schonemann. Sheafe was arrested two days later on unrelated charges in Sedona, and authorities are working to ...

Saturday's "No Kings Day" events come on the heels of an outbreak of violence at an anti-ICE protest Wednesday night, as some protesters clashed with private security officers protecting an ...

Republican lawmakers are moving to deny in-state tuition at state universities to anyone not here legally, a move that could undermine what voters approved just three years ago.