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Tucson police are seeking public help to identify a pair of robbery suspects who have held up several convenience stores at knifepoint.

In 1950, the Arizona Daily Star published an item from the Associated Press about Friday the 13th. It isn't local news, but such advice is always good anywhere we go even if it is a little preachy.

The district superintendent proposed closing the school due to declining enrollment.

A Democratic-Republican alliance led by unlikely supporter Rep. Mark Finchem gave the Tucson taxing district an additional decade of life.

Hoping to prevent a walkout, Arizona's governor says he now believes he can find more money for pay raises. Show us, teachers' groups say.

A judge granted the injunction against harassment, based on 16 tweets by the journalist, who is appealing.

No estimate for when lanes will be reopened near Picacho.

Movement started last year in response to President Trump's views on science.

Opposition to greyhound racing, not gambling, was the primary reason the Council rejected the request.

A dragging tailpipe can be disastrous at certain times of year in Tucson.