The Shalom Tucson Gateway to our Synagogues program (formerly Synagogue Symposium) will be held from 10:30 a.m. to noon Sunday in the auditorium of the Tucson Jewish Community Center, 3800 E. River Road.

A disabled 48-year-old veteran has filed a lawsuit in federal court against Tucson, saying the city unfairly deprived him of his right to vote last year.

PHOENIX — The Arizona Department of Public Safety said Monday that use of cameras to enforce speed limits apparently helps save lives and prevent accidents, while the state’s probable next governor said she’s being barraged with complaints about the program.

A 31-year-old Tucson man was sentenced to 10 years in prison Wednesday for stabbing another man in the parking lot of University Medical Center last year. via Tucson Region

During a 20-mile crosstown chase Sunday in which a police officer was shot and later died and two deputies injured, sheriff’s deputies and police officers couldn’t talk directly to each other.

Local governments will need to incorporate growth and water use in all regional plans to ensure a sustainable water future, according to a draft of a new water plan.

PHOENIX — The governors of Arizona and the northern Mexican state of Sonora are expected to sign a deal Saturday aimed at combatting gunrunning and sharing databases of fugitive felons on both sides of the border.

The Star invited members of the community to ask questions of City Council candidates.

Scientists from the Arizona Geological Survey are disputing a finding by University of New Mexico scientists that the Grand Canyon is older than previously thought.

A lack of funds — the Department of Homeland Security may need another $400 million to finish its fence along the U.S.-Mexico border — hasn’t stopped the agency from condemning land for the project.