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Tucson seeks input on zoning changes to make it easier to open homeless shelters.
Bob Woolf, known as the Phoenix Suns Gorilla, will be inducted into the World Acrobatics Society Hall of Fame for his 33-year career as the Suns' mascot.
Arizona running back Ismail Mahdi and linebacker Max Harris are eligible to play for the Wildcats this season after getting a temporary restraining order (TRO) against the NCAA.Â
Tucson police are investigating a homicde that occurred Wednesday morning on the city's northeast side.
Wickenburg High’s football team is rolling with just 13 players this season after a tough 0-10 run last year, already surpassing their previous scoring and wins early on.
The former executive director of Academy Del Sol, a Tucson charter school, faces 22 felony charges for allegedly misappropriating school dollars over seven years.
A bicyclist was struck and killed Tuesday morning in midtown, Tucson police say.
A free re-entry job fair Thursday will connect people with criminal records to employers, community partners and support services in Tucson.
Week 3 presents key challenges for Southern Arizona teams against out-of-town opponentsWeek 3 presents key challenges for Southern Arizona teams against out-of-town opponents in four different football conferences.
Marana Unified School District is investigating the security system at Marana High School following the death of a student who broke into the campus early Tuesday morning.