Bill Roemer is known to many in Tucson as a prolific local sportscaster, first getting behind the microphone in the mid-1970s ...

Bill Roemer wasn't a country singer, but he did hold a microphone as a Tucson sportscaster, first in the mid 1970's.

In this August 2012 file photo, Bill Badger talks with reporters to a throng of reporters after Jared Loughner pleaded guilty to 19 counts in the Jan. 8, 2011 Tucson shooting spree.

Renters who have faced financial hardship can get help paying their past-due utility bills from $36 million in federal COVID-19 relief funding directly through Tucson Electric Power and other ...

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - In a bid to address Tucson's unsheltered crisis, a new piece of legislation, Senate Bill 12-57, is making its way through the Arizona Legislature. This bill ...

Hobbs also pointed to several Jewish groups that opposed the bill, including the National Council of Jewish Women Arizona, the Tucson Jewish Museum & Holocaust Center and the Rabbi Joseph H ...

The Columbus Dispatch reported that Reps. David Thomas, R-Jefferson, and Bill Roemer, R-Richfield, introduced House Bill 335 to eliminate the inside millage, the amount homeowners can be taxed ...

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - Parts of the Sabino Canyon Recreation Area and Mount Lemmon could be sold if a Senate reconciliation bill is passed by Congress and signed by President Donald Trump. The ...

Representatives Dave Thomas, R-Jefferson, and Bill Roemer, R-Richfield, announced a sweeping property tax bill June 4 that would have significant implications for all public schools in Ohio.

Representatives Dave Thomas, R-Jefferson, and Bill Roemer, R-Richfield, announced a sweeping property tax bill June 4 that would have significant implications for all public schools in Ohio.

First-year North Carolina head football coach Bill Belichick talks with the media and addresses “outside noise” outside of football during a press conference at Chapel Hill on June 10, 2025.

Introduced by State Reps. Dave Thomas and Bill Roemer, House Bill 335 proposes sweeping property tax reforms that would likely result in decreased funding for public schools.