COVID-19 in Arizona: Community spread, vaccines and education
Plus, a look at how and why the FBI has jurisdiction in some crimes committed in tribal lands.
Downtown development renews scrutiny of economic incentives and community preservation
A tax incentive helped revitalize Tucson’s downtown, but some residents say it also threatens to push them out.
Arizona unemployment grows for 2nd month in a row
The state’s unemployment rate is higher than the national average.
News roundup: State sees highest COVID case count since July, officials warn against holiday risks
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Nov. 19.
See how Pima County voted on Arizona ballot initiatives
County voters showed strong support for both Prop. 207 and Prop. 208, but margins didn't parallel state voting.
Arizona expands mask requirement to school buses, campuses
The mandate requires masks to be worn by everyone involved in "school-associated activities."
Court lays out next steps after DACA ruling
The hearing follows a ruling last week saying the Trump administration's latest changes to DACA were unlawful.
UA crime stats show increase in sexual assault reports
Officials said a jump in the numbers is due to an increase in reporting, not necessarily an increase in crimes.
State officials discourage holiday gatherings for people in assisted living facilities
Officials continue to promote virtual visits and the role of designated essential visitors to keep morale up.
Ducey waits for courts to settle presidential election
The governor refused to say the election is over.
McSally says goodbye to Senate
McSally thanked supporters in her final floor speech.
News roundup: UA takes step in Ashford purchase, no state mask order amid rising COVID-19 cases
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Nov. 18.
Ducey offers guidance, no new restrictions in COVID-19 briefing
Ducey had not given a live briefing since Oct. 28.
UA deal to purchase for-profit Ashford University approved by accreditor
The new entity, dubbed University of Arizona Global Campus, would be independent of the UA.
New DACA ruling leaves recipients hopeful, but questions remain
A federal judge ruled Saturday the Trump administration's rollbacks to the program were unlawful.
