August 13 recap: Tucson news you may have missed today
Thursday's news: What you missed while you were at work.
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For decades, Tucsonans have visited the Tanque Verde Swap Meet to search for treasures, grab a bite to eat and support local vendors.
A 20-year-old cyclist was hospitalized after being pulled into rushing water Thursday morning while trying to ride across a flooded bridge at Tucson's Sabino Canyon.
Arizona moved its morning practice on Thursday to Casino Del Sol Stadium after a storm the previous night muddied the fields at Dick Tomey Pra…
Tucson Unified School District's governing board approved policy revisions expanding AI access for students, including middle school use of approved AI platforms, in a 3-2 vote.
Summers are always brutal in Arizona, but the fall and winter are the best time for travelers and residents in the Grand Canyon State. However…
Tucson Unified School District's governing board approved the first round of 2026-2027 budget revisions in a 4-1 vote, raising the expenditure budget to $807 million from $801 million. Board member Sadie Shaw voted no, citing insufficient financial details.
The Center for Biological Diversity released footage confirming Cinco’s presence near two 30-foot border walls being built, signaling increased barriers to jaguar movement and habitat connectivity in southern Arizona.
Arizona men’s basketball heads to Lithuania after past foreign tours intersected with terrorism and war, adding perspective as the Wildcats again travel near a global conflict.
Members of the press toured the newest Casino Del Sol location for a preview of the game floor on Tuesday morning.
Sunnyside High School is getting a new $2.7 million wrestling facility designed to honor the Blue Devils’ championship legacy while giving future generations more room to train.