U.S. to reopen land borders in November for fully vaccinated
All international visitors will need to be vaccinated against the coronavirus.
Judge to review Arizona audit records for possible release
An Arizona judge has ordered the state Senate to immediately provide text messages and emails related to the Senate Republicans’ partisan review of the 2020 vote count.
Employers struggle to find staff while job seekers get better offers
Some job seekers are reevaluating what they want from a job in light of the pandemic, and strapped employers are obliging.
Magnus hearing scheduled for Oct. 19
The Tucson Police Chief is nominated to be the next Commissioner of Customs and Border Protection.
Arizona reports 2,029 additional virus cases, 71 more deaths
The seven-day rolling average of daily new cases in Arizona declined from 2,500.7 on Sept. 26 to 2,260.9 on Sunday.
State says 87 ZIP codes disproportionately impacted by past marijuana laws
The list includes 87 ZIP codes, covering much of South Tucson as well as tribal lands across the state.
Monsoon brings positive impact to Santa Cruz, other waterways
River watchers say the rainfall replenished aquifers and aided the fish population.
Pima Association of Governments starts month-long pedestrian and bicycle count
Local governments will use the numbers collected to make decisions about transportation projects and public health outreach.
Judge sides with Flagstaff over state in minimum wage fight
A judge has blocked Arizona from collecting $1.1 million from the city of Flagstaff to compensate for its minimum wage that is higher than the state's rate.
Top ranking U.S., Mexican officials announce new bilateral security agreement
Foreign Secretary Marcelo Ebrard said that with the new agreement, the Merida Initiative is being left behind.
DEA agent slain in Amtrak shooting remembered as key leader
Dozens of family, friends and colleagues filled Calvary Chapel in Tucson on Friday to honor Michael Garbo.
Biden signs proclamation marking Indigenous Peoples Day in 2021
The proclamation is similar to one Gov. Doug Ducey signed in 2020, marking October 11 of that year as Indigenous Peoples Day.
Education secretary promotes free community college plan in Tucson
Biden administration says 5.5 million students would be able to go to community college without paying.
House panel examines Arizona election review effects
Head of company hired to lead the election review was invited to the congressional hearing but did not attend.
TOCC advertising free tuition for Indigenous students
The rare pandemic-era deal may soon be indefinite for the tribal community college.
