One year anniversary of Tohono O'odham officer's death
Tohono O'odham Officer Bryan Brown died Aug. 27, 2020, in the line of duty near the Desert Diamond Why Casino.
Would-be Mexican pot entrepreneurs frustrated by drug’s gray legal status
The impact of the Mexico Supreme Court's recent falls far short of the broad legalization advocates have long demanded.
Arizona surpasses milestone of 1 million COVID-19 cases
Health officials on Friday reported 3,707 additional COVID-19 cases on Friday.
Governor taps new leader for health department; Carmona to serve as advisor
Dr. Cara Christ, face of state's pandemic response, will step down Aug. 27.
Discovery of high levels of an enzyme in deadly COVID-19 cases could lead to a plan to save lives
UA researcher surprised to find high amounts of the human enzyme similar to rattlesnake venom known to 'shred' bacteria and viruses.
Tucson bishop tells clergy not to grant religious exemptions to vaccine, mask requirements
Bishop says objections to taking a vaccine or wearing a mask are unrelated to the Catholic faith.
Arizona reports 3,234 new COVID cases, 10 deaths
The state's seven-day rolling average of daily new cases rose over the past two weeks.
Sinema says she still opposes $3.5 trillion budget blueprint
The Democratic senator has objected to the plan's price tag.
Pima County to open new free COVID testing site
Testing demand rising again as Delta strain surges
Tucson surgeon Douglas Lowell runs for Congress
Lowell vows to complete border wall, push "America First" agenda.
Federal judge says Customs and Border Protection broke environmental law
Lawsuit accused the agency of failing to assess how ramped up border enforcement would impact the borderlands and endangered species that live there.
Robbins 'frustrated' at student vaccine hesitancy
UA president will not restart vaccine site on campus
Arizona AG: Businesses can require vaccines
Attorney general says businesses must provide reasonable accommodations for those who cannot get vaccinated.
Arizona Senate GOP's 2020 election report delayed again
Senate GOP leader says several involved have contracted COVID-19.
Navajo Nation requiring workers to get a full dose of the COVID-19 vaccine
The mandate says employees from a variety of departements be fully vaccinated by late September.
