November 5 recap: Tucson news you may have missed today
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No. 5 Arizona faces Cal Poly at McKale Center with Derek Dixon, Bryce James, and Motiejus Krivas expected to start for the Wildcats.
Cam Chapa, one of Arizona's top defensive players, is expected to miss the remainder of the regular season.
Two-term U.S Rep. Juan Ciscomani has been unseated by Democrat JoAnna Mendoza for southern Arizona's congressional district 6, NBC and Decision Desk HQ report.
Isaiah Mizell is a rising star in Arizona’s offense. Plus, quarterback Noah Fifita is putting up video-game numbers in games after losses.
A 30-year-old man struck by a vehicle on Halloween night on the city's south side died four days later, Tucson police say.
The three years TCU head coach Sonny Dykes spent as Arizona’s offensive coordinator “got me on the radar as far as having an opportunity to become a head coach.”
Tim Steller’s column: Now in power, Arizona Dems must prioritize to-do listFor Star subscribers: Arizona Democrats, led by Tucson legislators, have a big chance to show they can govern Arizona effectively. Here are the things they should do, and how they should do them.
Michael Lev column: Quick hits, key themes, snarky commentary and more on Arizona’s Week 10 game against TCU and other happenings around the Big 12 Conference.
With fellow Democrats taking control of the Legislature, Gov. Katie Hobbs promised to "crack down on the waste, fraud, and abuse" in ESA vouchers.