Gap in U.S. Senate race narrows
Five points now separate the candidates in Arizona’s U.S. Senate campaign.
Pence Campaigns in Arizona
The Vice President stopped in Tucson to get the endorsement of the Arizona Police Association.
Census door-knocking starts today, facing tight deadline
The Census Bureau must count two in five Arizona households by Sept. 30.
PAC-12 cancels fall sports
Member universities including the University of Arizona will shutter their programs until 2021.
Border wall groundwater pumping threatens to push endangered species to 'brink of extinction'
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service officials worry water pumping will deplete the San Bernardino Valley springs and aquifer.
News roundup: Biden picks Harris for VP, Pence visits Tucson, no UA football this fall
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Aug. 11.
Navajo Nation president asks for leniency for federal death row inmate
Lezmond Mitchell is the sole Native American under a federal death sentence in the United States.
It's still unsafe to reopen schools for in-person learning, Pima County health experts say
The county isn't yet meeting any of its targets for containing the coronavirus.
Prisoners worry as COVID-19 spreads behind bars
More than 500 prisoners at one Tucson unit have tested positive.
Local church wants to open free COVID-19 test site
The church must get 50 people to pre-register before the event.
News roundup: Signs of virus slowing, crime in Tucson falls
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Aug. 10.
Gyms, theaters, bars can begin to reopen as coronavirus cases decline
The state health department released benchmarks for eventual business reopening.
State unsure what to do with president’s unemployment order
How and when the money will be available in Arizona is a question.
Life on the line: Pandemic fuels social movement in Sonoran border town
Some residents in the border town of Sonoyta decided they were done weathering a global health crisis without basic health care.
Crimes in Tucson, Phoenix fell in second quarter, as COVID-19 took hold
While property crimes fell, both cities saw an increase in aggravated assaults.
