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3 regions, 3 titles up for grabs in Week 9 of Southern Arizona high school footballWeek 9 is a pivotal mark in the high school football season, as key region title races will be decided across a slate of highly anticipated games at all levels.
Three Arizona softball standouts — Sydney Stewart, Grace Jenkins and Jalen Adams — are practicing with the team in hopes of getting another year of eligibility under the five-for-five umbrella.
A viral video shows a woman placing a campaign flier on the door of a Marana home, then grabbing a package off the front porch before leaving. The flier was paid for by Victory PAC and Living United for Change in Arizona, a civil and immigrants rights group known by its acronym LUCHA.
Close to 2,000 high school students will learn about different trades such as carpentry, electrical work and welding in the construction indus…
Copper World says will start mining at its long-delayed operation in the Santa Rita Mountains south of Tucson.
Greg Hansen’s notebook: Arizona’s not big on statues, with just one of coach Lute Olson. But could there be more statues of other Wildcat legends?
Tommy Lloyd shared his frustrations with inconsistent NCAA rulings that deny some 2022 high school grads a fifth season, while others get extended eligibility due to lawsuits and state orders.
For Subscribers: A 14-property industrial portfolio in Tucson has been bought by San Francisco and New York City investors.
The full moon on Sunday is a Hunter’s Moon, the first full moon after the Harvest Moon, which was Sept. 26.
Southern Arizona Symphony Orchestra Chorus is making its official debut with a pair of performances this weekend.