October 20 recap: Tucson news you may have missed today
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Tucson Unified School District plans to close Dunham Elementary School and consolidate its students into Marshall Elementary starting in the 2027-28 school year as part of a district-wide consolidation strategy.
In 2015, Elizabeth Holmes visited Arizona’s State Capitol to lobby for a law allowing her company, Theranos, to draw blood in the state. Star columnist Tim Steller was there.
A 37-year-old man died days after a single-car wreck east of Tucson, authorities say.
A Pima County Superior Court judge set the trial date for a Tucson man accused of injuring nine people in a downtown shooting, who were initia…
Marana Tigers knock off Tucson Badgers for 5A Sonoran leadMarana, Tanque Verde, Palo Verde, Pusch Ridge and the performances of five Southern Arizona quarterbacks overcoming the wind on Friday make up Week 8's high school football standouts.
The Pima County Sheriff's office has arrested "multiple" minors in connection with a smash-and-grab burglary of a Tucson gun shop earlier this month, authorities say.
It's official: The bill to upgrade Chiricahua National Monument to national park status was signed Tuesday afternoon by President Donald Trump.
Lovin’ Spoonfuls’ has faced rising costs that have outpaced revenues prompting an end to a Tucson restaurant that opened in 2005.
No. 14 Tanque Verde took down No. 23 Tombstone on Friday in extremely windy conditions, setting up a final-week showdown with No. 1 Willcox on the road on Friday.
Greg Hansen’s notebook: Noah Fifita is just one win away from matching Bruce Hill's Arizona QB wins record of 26. Here’s where he ranks among Arizona greats.