UA not lifting mask requirements
The decision is despite Governor Ducey’s order allowing the end of mask mandates.
No increases for AZ resident undergrads in tuition proposals
University presidents reflect a commitment to ensuring affordable education despite the financial hardships caused by the pandemic
Anniversary of first COVID-19 cases among Tohono O'odham members
According Tohono O'odham Nation Health Care in early March 2021, 1,740 tribal members had contracted the disease.
News roundup: TUSD reports from first week back, Sonoran officials die in plane crash on way to Tucson
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, March 29.
Forest Service opens public comment for horse removal plan
The Agency has given an eastern Arizona community near Heber until late April to weigh in
First week back goes ‘tremendously smooth’ TUSD superintendent says
About half of the district's students returned to campuses for the first time in a year
Education notebook: Pima County students return to campuses after spring break
A look back at this week's education stories in Southern Arizona and the state.
Pima County gets FEMA COVID-19 vaccine site
The state changes course on allowing FEMA to come in.
Tucson city budget town hall: community safety
City officials say they want to hear how the public would allocate the budget for services like policing and housing.
Ducey reopens bars, lifts mask mandates
Tucson keeps mask rule under city charter
Extreme and exceptional drought stretching across southern Arizona
Tony Paniagua spoke to one rancher impacted by the dry conditions.
Ducey bashes Biden’s border and immigration policies
The governor criticized the president's appointment of Vice President Harris to help oversee the administration's response.
Border apprehensions, drought impacts, COVID vaccine demand
Lorraine Rivera sits down with Gov. Ducey to discuss his criticisms of President Biden's border policies and vaccine distribution.
Arizona legislature proposes controversial changes to election laws
Voting advocates criticize bills that could change the permanent early voting list or mail-in ballots.
La Indita has launched a fundraising campaign to buy its own building
The Tohono O'odham-Mexican restaurant will be moving in April but hopes to stay on Fourth Avenue.
