The USDA will begin next week to block nutrition assistance funding for states, including Arizona, led by Democrats that have not provided data on fraud in the program - though it's what authority ...

As shoppers look for holiday deals, Arizona sued Temu in Maricopa County, claiming the online retailer violated the rights of consumers under state law by misleading users and secretly collecting ...

RTA hosting Q&A sessions on transportation proposition; March 10 deadline to submit ballot arguments for and against RTA Next plan; Sentinel journalists on the air.

From the 1970s through the '90s, Tucson was home to a series of dozens of bars that catered to LGBTQ+ people who were out. Only two gay bars from that time remain.

You better watch out, because Santa Claus is in Tucson and he's going to be all over the place this holiday season.

President Trump has accelerated his drive to curb legal immigration, after a native of Afghanistan who had been granted asylum was accused in a shooting in the nation’s capital that left one member of ...

Arizona organizations are adopting strategies used in states where HIV rates remain among the highest in the country by bringing testing directly to people who might not seek it on their own.

Saguaro City Music Theatre's tenth show, "Annie," opens Dec. 20. It's not a holiday-themed show, but the musical's themes of hope, gratitude and family are especially pertinent for the season, the ...

The Department of Justice and Texas software-maker RealPage announced they have reached a settlement in a case involving price-fixing allegations in some of the nation’s largest rental markets.

The rule proposed by the country’s pipeline-safety regulator looked like minor, bureaucratic changes to its process for issuing regulatory waivers. Between the lines is a more consequential effort to ...

Members of the Tucson City Council and Pima County Board of Supervisors sat down together Tuesday for a rare joint meeting to ...

Government documents show the agency overseeing Medicare Advantage does little to enforce long-standing rules intended to ensure about 35 million plan members can see doctors in the first place.