June 2 recap: Tucson news you may have missed today

Pima County to file lawsuit over Affordable Care Act changes

The lawsuit will make Pima County the first in the country to challenge ACA rule changes, officials say.

U of A drops planned height of new dorm from 19 stories to 9

The University of Arizona has reduced the height of the new dorm planned on the northwest corner of Speedway and Campbell from 19 stories to 9 stories.

Arizona sues major health insurance companies for 'price fixing'

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has filed a lawsuit accusing several major health insurance companies of conspiring to suppress payments to doctors and hospitals through a shared pricing system. The lawsuit alleges the practice led to higher costs for patients and reduced competition in the health care market.

U of A to remove César Chávez name from building

The Cesar E Chavez building on the University of Arizona campus will officially have its name removed and will be referred to by its former name, the Economics building.

Tucson hospital employee accused of sexually assaulting patient

A Banner–University Medical Center South employee has been arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting a patient in the hospital’s behavioral health unit. Authorities say the alleged assault occurred during an overnight shift, and the employee has since been fired as the investigation continues.

Tucson Saguaros open season with new talent and big-league ambitions

The Tucson Saguaros open their 11th season at Kino Stadium with fresh talent, professional aspirations and hopes of building on last year's Pecos League championship success.

Arizona basketball walk-on named head coach of Walden Grove boys team | Greg Hansen

Greg Hansen's notebook: Arizona basketball walk-on Jackson Francois, son of Arizona atheltic director Desireé Reed-Francois, has been hired to be the head boys basketball coach at Walden Grove High School.