Local elementary school shut after COVID-19 outbreak
Agua Caliente Elementary School, with 472 students, will shift to distance learning for nearly two weeks.
Tucson voters decide on minimum wage, city council members
Dahl elected as Kozachik, Fimbres sails to reelection.
Land borders opening to fully vaccinated non-citizens Monday
The Department of Homeland Security said people should be ready to prove their vaccination status upon request.
Ranch near Aravaipa Creek now in public hands
Trust for Public Land says move will protect area once eyed for weapons testing.
Arizona Senate chief who led election audit retiring in 2023
Senate President Karen Fann said in a statement Monday that she will retire.
Customs and Border Protection is looking to privatize security tasks
CBP is looking for ways to use private security companies to replace agents and officers assigned to guard and transportation roles.
Arizona AG questions former Maricopa County election official
Former Maricopa County Recorder Adrian Fontes says he was questioned by investigators from Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich’s office about the 2020 election.
Pima County scrambles to house families as evictions steadily rise
Evictions are beginning to increase after the end of the CDC's moratorium.
Bisbee nonprofit creates program to help city employees find homes
The program is two and a half years old and inspired by a HUD program.
Arizona reports 2,840 more COVID-19 cases, but just 1 death
The seven-day rolling averages of daily new cases and daily deaths both increased over the past two weeks.
State OK's open-pit mine site's reclamation plan near Tucson
Opponents argued that Hudbay Minerals Inc. didn’t address major issues.
Pima County orders COVID-19 vaccines for children
Federal officials are moving towards approving the vaccine for children ages 5 to 11.
Supreme Court to hear Arizona immigration challenge
The Attorney General wants to force the enforcement of an immigration rule the federal government no longer wants to defend.
Rep. Becky Nutt resigning from Legislature
The Cochise County Board of Supervisors will appoint her successor.
Arizona reports 3,691 additional COVID cases, 63 more deaths
The state reported 1,718 COVID-in patients, keeping the state on a level of hospitalizations that has plateaued in that vicinity all month.
