In today's headlines, hundreds packed into a Vail high school last night to weigh in on a massive data center proposed for the area. Spoiler alert: people can think differently from one another, including on this issue. Arizona’s first-ever Turquoise Alert helped law enforcement find a missing 6-year-old girl from Hawaii and yes, we’ll explain what that alert system is all about. And here’s one that might surprise you: a University of Arizona study found that the more campaign swag you buy, the less likely you are to vote.

In today's headlines, Congresswoman Yassamin Ansari says she was turned away from visiting her own constituents at an immigration detention center in Eloy. One of President Trump’s top allies in Arizona is now pushing the feds for Jeffrey Epstein's case files. And homeowners' insurance premiums are going up faster than inflation. Tony Perkins looks at how wildfire threats are fanning the flames of rising costs.

In today's headlines, we're feeling Blue! Just kidding. Local news outlet Arizona Luminaria broke a story yesterday evening revealing the mystery behind the mask with Project Blue. Tomorrow, the City of Tucson is hosting a public meeting where local residents can learn more about the proposed data center near the Pima County Fairgrounds. Let's just say city and county officials, as well as residents, have mixed feelings. Meanwhile, we're in the heart of Monsoon Season and a tiny insect is responsible for outshining the lightning! Scientists are studying fireflies throughout the state.

In today's headlines, Tucson politics are heating up. Tucson Unified School District board member Sadie Shaw is setting her sights on a new seat — this time on the Tucson City Council. Meanwhile, Arizona’s election systems had a brush with digital drama. Hackers swooped in just weeks before a special congressional primary, tampering with candidate information. But not all news is grim! If you drive a Hyundai or Kia, you might breathe a little easier. Arizona just saw a 20% drop in car thefts halfway through the year.

One arizona Democrat says congress could change its mind on spending cuts; Raul Grijalva’s name may go on a building; what looks like magic could be psychology instead; and more...

Bringing good trouble to Tucson; Democrats oust their state leader; Kyrsten Sinema’s checkbook comes under scrutiny; and more...

The monsoon rain didn’t stop Tuesday’s election; two animal welfare group join forces; an alert program helps people steer clear of flash floods; and more...

The county attorney seethes over ICE seizing a murder suspect; Tucson gets more money to treat forever chemicals; Remembering the Grand Canyon Lodge; and more...

Wildfire claims a historic Grand Canyon lodge; volunteers tell of coming face to face with ICE agents and their guns; rural hospitals fear the coming medicaid cuts; and more...

Arizona food banks brace for cuts to food aid; The race for congress narrows down to two contenders; a lot of people will be jumping out of perfectly good airplanes; and more...