Tucson, Arizona

Obamacare Sign-Up Challenge: Proving The Law Is Not Dead

Navigators say that this year, their work includes convincing the skeptical that they will have benefits.
By Yasmeen Abutaleb, Reuters

A Judge Is About To Rule Whether Banning Mexican-American Studies Is Constitutional

Arizona Republicans accused teachers of stoking racial discord. But the law they passed in response may violate the Constitution.
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Immigrants Appear Unshackled Before Judge In Arizona After Federal Ruling

For the first time since a May 31 order, each defendant in a mass hearing is no longer treated “like a bear on a chain.”
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Arizona Republican Still Wants 2010 Law To Ban All Ethnic Studies

It’s part of a “lifelong crusade against racism,” Tom Horne testified Tuesday.
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Arizona’s Mexican-American Studies Ban Goes To Trial

A judge will decide whether Republicans discriminated against Hispanic students by banning classes that focused on Latino culture.
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The Solution To America's Gun Violence Isn't More Guns

After Wednesday's shooting, some Republicans are saying more people should be armed. That's not going to help.
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Prosecutors Already Cracking Down On Undocumented Immigrants In Arizona

Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ wants more criminal charges and longer sentences for immigrants caught crossing the border illegally.
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You've Been Warned! Don't Fall For These Summer Scams

The only reason they keep coming back is that people keep falling for them.
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Latino USA Goes To 'La Fiesta De Los Vaqueros' In Tucson

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School Prowler Caught With His Baggy Pants Down -- Hanging From Spike Fence

A not-so-great escape.
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