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March 26 recap: Tucson news you may have missed today
Thursday's news: What you missed while you were at work.
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Arizona lawmakers voted to eliminate the César Chávez holiday ahead of March 31, citing recent abuse allegations, while rejecting efforts to rename it in honor of farmworkers. The move has sparked emotional debate, with Democrats warning it erases the legacy of farmworker communities.
Political Notebook: Destination unknown as Pima supes probe sheriff NanosFor Star subscribers: The Democrat-dominated Pima County Board of Supervisors may not try to oust Dem Sheriff Chris Nanos, though some want to. Plus, more on Oro Valley elections and Turning Point USA.
Arizona continued its spring football practice schedule on Thursday. Here are a few notes and observations.
Scouting report for Arizona men's basketball vs. Arkansas on Thursday in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament in San Jose.
The Tucson Roadrunners return home after another successful Canadian trip but still out of the playoffs and facing the first-place Ontario Reign.
All eyes will be on Arizona's wheelchair basketball teams as UA hosts the National Intercollegiate Wheelchair Basketball Tournament. The men's squad will defend its 2025 title on home turf.
University of Arizona 2026 pro day took place inside Casino del Sol stadium on Wednesday morning.
Savannah Guthrie will return next month to NBC’s “Today,” two months after her 84-year-old mother's apparent abduction from her Tucson home.
Arizona Wildcats baseball notebook: On the offense’s improvement after a rough start; better pitching from the bullpen; freshman Jack Lafflam’s best outing to date; and more.
The No Labels Party would have to start from scratch if it wants to operate in Arizona under a new name, a judge says in a new ruling.