August 31 recap: Tucson news you may have missed today
Get a quick digest of today's top local news stories from Arizona Daily Star.
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Wildcats should return to grass roots | Greg HansenGreg Hansen’s notebook: Arizona Stadium once featured natural grass and iconic BEAR DOWN lettering. With injury concerns surrounding artificial turf, is it time for the Wildcats to switch back?
Two men were shot and killed in the parking lot of a Tucson bar before police say the gunman turned the gun on himself.
The Pima College men’s and women’s soccer teams — both ranked in the Top 10 — opened their season with shutout victories.
The Phoenix Mercury face a 17-day hiatus in their WNBA season due to the upcoming FIBA World Cup, with four games remaining.
Jon Wilner’s College Football Playoff picks: More format changes, familiar names and the end to the Big Ten's title streak.
Greg Hansen’s notebook: Kenny Dillingham has brought personality, ambition and renewed relevance to Arizona State football, becoming the defining face of his hometown program.
The University of Arizona projected a more than 5% drop in international students based on budget reports over the summer.
A proud mother questioned why her son, Matt Dinniman, a bestselling fantasy author from Tucson, was never featured in the hometown paper despite his global success with Dungeon Crawler Carl. His journey reflects persistent effort and independent publishing breakthroughs.
A new Pima County report examines how the presence of a data center could affect human health. There's a lot that's not known.
Gov. Katie Hobbs says she won't disclose who is helping to fund the legal costs incurred amid investigations.