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UA President Robert Robbins speaks with AZPM May 14, 2020.

UA president Robbins blames Greek houses for COVID-19 outbreak

Fraternities, sororities held unauthorized "rush" events in person.
U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs, July 2019.

Arizona congressman pushes unproven drug treatment for president

The FDA says hydroxychloroquine is "unlikely to be effective."

State unemployment fund in danger of running out

Arizona is paying more than it is taking in for unemployment benefits.
The sun sets over Tucson in July 2020, which was the hottest July on record.

Much of US Southwest left parched after monsoon season

Weather forecasters say the upcoming winter likely won't make up for the precipitation deficit.
An open sign hangs in the window of a business in Patagonia.

All counties can reopen, state says

State clears Graham County to partially reopen eateries, gyms, thaters.
Downtown Tucson, Oct. 23, 2019.

News roundup: Trump to hold rally in Tucson, counties clear marks for partial reopenings

Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Oct. 1
President Trump speaks in Phoenix, June 23, 2020.

Trump to hold campaign rally in Tucson Monday

He'll then head to Flagstaff for his second rally in Arizona next week.
Arizona 360 host Lorraine Rivera interviews Democratic Senate candidate Mark Kelly on Sept. 29, 2020.

Arizona 360 interviews Senate candidate Mark Kelly

This is the Democrat's first run for public office.
Arizona 360 host Lorraine Rivera interviews Republican Sen. Martha McSally on Sept. 28, 2020.

Arizona 360 interviews Sen. Martha McSally

The Republican incumbent is seeking a full term in the U.S. Senate.
A close up of the dome on the U.S. Capitol.

US Senate race, debate preview, the Electoral College

We hear from the candidates running for U.S. Senate in Arizona.
A federal court temporarily blocked a steep increase in fees for citizenship and asylum application and other fees set to take effect Friday. That’s good news for migrants, but poses a challenge for U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services which gets almost all of its budget from fees for services.

Judge halts fee hike that would have nearly doubled cost of citizenship

Arizona advocates welcomed the action, saying the increases would have put the cost of citizenship out of reach for many.
Looking toward downtown Tucson as the sun goes down, January 2018.

Pima County Board of Supervisors races could bring changes

All five seats are up for grabs on the board, which sets major local policy decisions.
Adults in the Tucson Jewish Community Center's day program for people with disabilities swimming at the J Sept. 3, 2020.

People with disabilities face both unique and common challenges during pandemic

Educators and service providers discuss how the pandemic has impacted community members with disabilities in Arizona.
U.S. Supreme Court building, Washington, D.C.

US Supreme Court nomination carries high stakes

A UA law professor notes the court's reputation rides on how it handles a 6-3 majority for conservatives.
The bright sun sets behind some trees near Soleng Tom Elementary School on Tucson's east side.

News roundup: Quitobaquito road access closed, Pima County breaks early ballot record

Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Sept. 30.
Two women fill out their ballots at a polling place in Pima County.

FBI working with local officials to protect Arizona elections

Agency officials say they are ready to investigate and stop election fraud.

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