In observance of the federal holiday, the Arizona Daily Star will not produce a print edition for Columbus Day, Monday, Oct. 12.
Despite the change, our commitment to the Tucson community remains: Star reporters will still be gathering information, publishing breaking news on Tucson.com, social media and on our apps — the Wildcaster and Tucson.com.
Our E-edition (a digital replica of the print version) will be published on Monday, bringing you all of the news you’d find in print, organized by section in the same way. Access to the print edition is already available to existing subscribers and open to new users for as little as $1 for three months through a digital subscription.
The Arizona Daily Star E-edition is a digital replica of the print version, laid out with the same sections. Users can flip through pages and adjust the text size, and view E-edition Extra pages.
To check out the E-edition, visit Tucson.com/eedition. You’ll be able to flip through pages, adjust the text size and print and share stories, puzzles and comics.
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The Star’s free newsletters are another way to stay in the loop, giving you the option to have the news of your choosing sent directly to your email. View the options at Tucson.com/newsletters.
The print edition will return Tuesday, Oct. 13.
Through 2026, other holidays the Arizona Daily Star will not be producing a print edition but will produce an E-edition include: Veteran’s Day (Nov. 11), Christmas Eve (Dec. 24), Christmas Day (Dec. 25) and New Year’s Eve (Dec. 31).
In addition to the aforementioned dates, other federal holidays that will be observed in 2027 include New Year’s Day (Jan. 1), Martin Luther King Jr. Day (Jan. 18), President’s Day (Feb. 15), Memorial Day (May 31), Juneteenth (June 19), July Fourth (July 5), Labor Day (Sept. 6) and Thanksgiving (Nov. 25).
Alexis is the Star’s executive editor. A native Tucsonan, she has served as a reporter and editor in Tucson since 2005.
Alexis Huicochea
Executive Editor
