November 12 recap: Tucson news you may have missed today
Thursday's news: What you missed while you were at work.
(7) updates to this series since
Dan Hicks, a longtime NBC Sports broadcaster known for golf, football and Olympics coverage, died at 64 after an acute illness. Hicks was a Tucson native.
Members of the press toured the newest Casino Del Sol location for a preview of the game floor on Tuesday morning.
Arizona (2-1) defeats NAU (0-3) 90-59 in a men's college basketball match inside McKale Center at Alkeme Arena on Tuesday night.
Scouting report for Arizona men's basketball vs. Auburn on Friday at Neville Arena in Auburn, Alabama.
Hundreds of spectators gathered in downtown Tucson to honor veterans during the 107th Tucson Veterans Day Parade.
Greg Hansen’s notebook: Brett Yormark’s departure gives the Big 12 a chance to rethink its leadership. Former Arizona athletic director Greg Byrne, now at Alabama, could be a candidate worth considering.
Hundreds of dogs and handlers from across the U.S. and around the world have gathered at Kino Sports Complex for the annual Cynosport Dog Agility World Games this week.
A few weeks ago, Priya Sundareshan was just another Democratic state senator, running for re-election in a favorable Tucson district.
Arizona women’s basketball announced its 2027 signing class. For the second straight year, Becky Burke inked a top-20 class in the nation and a top-two class in the Big 12.
Arizona women’s basketball notebook: On the Wildcats’ massive challenge against reigning national champion UCLA; the Cats who know the Bruins; another big named Betts; and more.

