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Waters from monsoon storms filled the Rillito River. July 2021.

Monsoon’s arrival delivers record rainfall in Tucson

Jul 30, 2021 More than seven inches of rain fell in July.
A line of people wait to check in at the Tucson Police Department's Active Killer Preparedness Training on July 26,2021. The trainings are mandatory for city employees but are also offered to the public.

Tucson Police resume active killer trainings after pandemic pause

Jul 30, 2021 Plus, Arizona Daily Star reporter Caitlin Schmidt discusses the events that led up to a mass shooting on July 18.
Two mask-wearing boys work on their laptops at the Jewish Community Center in Tucson. September 2021.

How to encourage children to follow COVID safety measures

Jul 30, 2021 Advice from pediatric infectious disease specialist Dr. Wassim Ballan.
COVID-19 signage at Davidson Elementary. March 2021.

TUSD supe says new law barring mask mandates in schools a challenge

Jul 30, 2021 Dr. Gabriel Trujillo discusses what mitigation protocols the district will have in place when students return August 5.
Northwest Medical Center Sahuarita. July 2021.

Northwest Healthcare expands footprint in southern Arizona

Jul 23, 2021 The network's market CEO discusses how the. Northwest Healthcare has adapted during the pandemic.
Visitors examine displays at the University of Arizona Alfie Norville Gem and Mineral Museum's new location in downtown Tucson. July 2021.

Full Tourism Rebound Could Take Years in Arizona

Jul 23, 2021 The governor recently announced a new tourism initiative that will be funded with over $100 million in federal aid.
Drivers and passengers in Nogales, Sonora wait to enter Arizona's Deconcini Port of Entry. 2018.

Mexico travel restrictions extended at ports through August 21

Jul 23, 2021 Despite the loss of retail dollars from fewer Mexican shoppers, trade between the U.S. and Mexico is thriving.
A mobile health clinic operated by the UA Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health. September 2018.

UA mobile health clinic bringing COVID vaccines to rural counties

Jul 23, 2021 It includes overseeing cross-border vaccination events offered at some of Arizona's ports of entry.
A nurse holds up a sign outside of St. Mary's Hospital where nurses staged a demonstration to call out staffing shortages on July 14, 2021.

Nursing shortages, other challenges facing Arizona’s health care system

Jul 23, 2021 A discussion with Hertel Report publisher Jim Hammond.
An A-10 jet at the boneyard at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base. July 2021.

With uncertainty around A-10’s future, a look back at its history at Davis-Monthan

Jul 16, 2021 Training and refurbishment are part of the plane's history in Tucson.
A worker at David's Western Wear in Nogales examines a boot. July 2021.

Pandemic-related struggles continue for longtime Nogales boot maker

Jul 16, 2021 The future of the family business remains unknown.
A lock and chain secures the doors of a closed business in Nogales. July 2021.

Nogales mayor eager to see port travel restrictions lifted

Jul 16, 2021 Restrictions have been in place for over a year.
People wait to receive a COVID-19 vaccine in Sonoyta at the U.S. Port of Entry in Lukeville, Ariz.

Arizona ports of entry offering COVID vaccines to Mexican residents

Jul 16, 2021 Tony Paniagua visited one event and spoke to vaccine recipients.
The Arizona State Capitol Executive Tower in Phoenix. January 2021.

Arizonans receiving tax breaks as part of newest budget plan

Jul 9, 2021 Arizona Capitol Times reporter Julia Shumway explains what taxpayers should expect.
City of Tucson's council chambers in downtown.

Priorities laid out in Tucson’s new spending plan

Jul 9, 2021 Plus, how the city plans to continue addressing challenges brought on by the pandemic.
A health care worker administers a COVID-19 vaccine on a man at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church in Tucson. March 2021.

Spread of delta variant underscores importance of COVID vaccine

Jul 9, 2021 About 60% of eligible adults in Pima County are fully vaccinated against the disease.

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