March 30 recap: Tucson news you may have missed today
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A day before Arizona was to recognize César Chávez Day, state lawmakers revoked the holiday. Gov. Katie Hobbs said she will sign the legislation.
A U.S. Marine is charged with stealing ammo and weapons at California’s Camp Pendleton — including a shoulder-fired missile system — and conspiring to sell them in Arizona.
The Big Ten’s success could impact the course of negotiations over tournament expansion.
A Tucson man linked to the theft of more than a half-ton of copper wire during a 2025 spree has been sentenced to five years in prison.
The Wildcats erase a halftime deficit to drop the Boilermakers and head to the Final Four, winning the West Regional 79-64, San Jose, Calif., …
Arizona men's basketball beat Purdue 79-64 in the West Regional final Saturday, March 28, 2026 in San Jose, to snap a streak of five straight …
Mica Mountain boys volleyball standout fuels hot start in his final seasonSenior Andrew Evans fuels Mica Mountain boys volleyball's early-season success, racking up kills, digs and aces while guiding the Thunderbolts to a strong start in his final high school year.
A death in the family pushes premiere of Gregory Spears Tucson commission for mezzo-soprano Jennifer Johnson Cano and Christopher Cano to November.
Dr. Donald Smith, 67, the only physician in the Arizona border community of Arivaca is set to retire Aug. 1.
Arizona had only a combined seven games missed by members of its eight-player rotation all season, keeping the Wildcats largely intact during their 35 wins this season.