Lauren Renteria

Students have the option to remain entirely remote or return back to school come March.

Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman called for more long-term funding to help Arizona public schools.

The men were caught in a cotton field about 14 miles away from the prison.

PFAS are man-made chemicals that can be dangerous to humans, according to the EPA.

The lawsuit claims the social media company has a monopoly over the industry.

Both are in the Pima County jail.

Eligible households that sign up before Thursday, Dec. 31, can get two months free.

Teachers, health care workers, first responders and critical care staff and residents will get vaccine priority.

Nearly 6,000 people were without power.

The grant program is geared toward businesses in the Rio Nuevo District.

The new rule goes into effect Wednesday, Dec. 2 and ends Thursday, Dec. 31.

Tucson Police Department officers are investigating a hit-and-run crash in the area of Golf Links and Wilmot Roads that happened Tuesday, Oct. 13.

The shelter offers medical care and pet food to those in need.

From cutting trees to moving 100-foot logs, every aspect of the job is done with old, primitive hand tools.

With 15 minutes and a bowl of questions, we sat down with A R I Z O N A the band before they performed at Dusk Music Festival.

Local artists are working toward positive change, one brush stroke at a time.

Phase one of the city's reopening plan has been pushed back to June 22.

Leaders urge demonstrators to remember who they are walking for.

One corrections officer tested positive for the disease.

Club Congress TV offers a platform for artists to perform during the coronavirus outbreak.

Investigators said the fire happened early Wednesday, April 8, 2020.

Local outpatient clinic helps test more Tucsonans for COVID-19.

The museum will release a weekly schedule of interactive classes.

At just 15, Pahola met the love of her life. Now, nearly 25 years later, her and her husband say it's respect that has made their love last.

“We both get that we’re weird, we both get that we’re a little eccentric, not everybody’s cup of tea,” Tricia said.

How a passion for fitness and sports brought one couple — and their business — together.

Community members can revel in the spirit of Christmas through the full production with a performance full of magic, gifts and exotic choreography, they too can be transported to a better world.

Co-founders of Rise Up Ranch, a local nonprofit, reflect on their gratitude for volunteers.

If there’s one thing that helps the family cope, it’s the love they feel from the community.

One University of Arizona student shares why she's thankful for the campus pantry.