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A Haitian asylum seeker who spent months in detention in Arizona died from an infection in his lung caused by an untreated tooth infection, according to a preliminary report from the Maricopa County Medical...
The Tucson metro area is facing a serious housing shortage, but city officials are hoping a new alternative of
A Tucson woman was sentenced to nearly 15 years in prison for her involvement in plan to sell various illegal drugs, firearms and fake
Dust blowing from the site of the under-construction Project Blue data center in Tucson led to a contractor being put on notice of potential $10,000 daily fines for violating an air quality permit.
As temperatures continue to rise, heat has been a factor in 7 deaths in Pima County already this year. The homeless population is beset by the health threats of extreme heat — and while cooling centers pla...
A law firm representing the Regional Transportation Authority last week asked a Pima County Superior Court judge to dismiss the unlawful termination lawsuit filed by former executive director Farhad Moghimi.
While the Arizona legislature is on break for the rest of May, lawmakers will collectively make nearly $200,000 in daily subsistence payments, whether or not they travel to the Capitol or do any work.
The Pima County Supes will discuss Sheriff Nanos' answers to questions that could – but probably won't – lead to his removal; Some Amphi students will get new schools; TUSD Sup't Trujillo is set to get a...
There’s one thing that makes the Erik Hite Child Development Center in Tucson different from a typical child care center — every child enrolled has a parent or caregiver who works in law enforcement, eme...
While overdose deaths declined nationally, Arizona health officials are grappling with a new increase. Fentanyl
In what world does a guy living on the streets improve Tucson? Why on Earth would we not keep a gainfully employed, law-abiding, tax-paying citizen being just that?
Experts on Southern Arizona's growing homelessness crisis say they largely classify people without homes into two categories: sheltered and unsheltered. And because of the instability that's so often part be...
There are no easy fixes to the intertwined issues of rising costs, stagnant wages, drug addiction and mental illness that drive homelessness. The Sentinel is reporting on the challenges and potential solutio...
At least three dozen elected officials in the Arizona Legislature and city of Phoenix are demanding the immediate humanitarian release of a queer woman in ICE custody who is not being given adequate medical...
U.S. Rep. Adelita Grijalva made an unannounced visit Thursday to the Florence Staging Facility, part of an Arizona detention complex run by ICE, but was not allowed to speak to anyone being held there.
A coalition of Arizona Democrats have an uphill battle as they work to enshrine voting rights, including the right to no-excuse vote-by-mail, into the state constitution.
Pima County can legally refuse to allow federal agents to use county property for immigration enforcement actions because neither federal nor state law mandate the county’s cooperation, Arizona Attorney Ge...
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs ordered flags at all state buildings be lowered to half-staff from sunrise to sunset on May 7, 2026, in honor of the interment of retired Maj. Gen. Glen W. “Bill” Van Dyke.
Tucson drivers will feed the meter more money after the Tucson City Council approved a plan to increase rates by the month and hour.
Clara Pratte, a member of the Navajo Nation, is running to be the first Indigenous person on the state’s utility commission. If she wins, she’d also be the first Indigenous person to be elected to a stat...
This Mother's Day, help your favorite lady embrace her wild side with free admission to the zoo, see live shows or relax with a sound bath.
Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed a budget passed by the Republican Legislature that would eliminate all state funding for the Arizona Commission on the Arts, leaving the agency and local arts organizations in limbo w...
Arizona AG Kris Mayes launched a legal action on Wednesday against the owners of a mobile home park on Tucson
Tom Homan, the White House's so-called "border czar," is sticking to his pugnacious stance on deportations, promising to "flood the zone" with immigration agents in cities that limit cooperation with federal...