May 7 recap: Tucson news you may have missed today
Thursday's news: What you missed while you were at work.
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Big 12 finalizes RedBird Capital partnership, securing $12.5M and optional $30M loans for schools, positioning conference for future media battles amid NFL rights pressures and shifting college sports economics.
New Arizona State men's basketball coach Randy Bennett met with the media on Thursday, six weeks after being named as Bobby Hurley's successor and apologized for the delayed introduction.
Longtime Tucson civic leader, rancher and champion of higher education Fred Boice died on Tuesday, May 5. He was 96.
PHOENIX — A Pima County resolution directing employees not to cooperate with immigration officials does not violate state or federal laws, Att…
Circle K stores across Tucson will offer discounted gas from 4-7 p.m. today.
Palo Verde High School grad earns spot in PGA Championship | Greg HansenGreg Hansen's Notebook: A Palo Verde High School grad finished second in the annual PGA Professionals championships, earning a spot in one of golf's four majors, the PGA Championships.
Dirk Barret Prather is accused of killing a man in April 2025, but a Pima County judge ruled the effects of a of major stroke suffered in jail makes him incompetent for trial.
A federal judge ruled that Congress gave a commission exclusive jurisdiction over prediction market wagering, blocking Arizona's effort to pursue online prediction sites for violating state gaming laws.
Dallas Goldtooth, an activist and actor famously known for his role on the television series “Reservation Dogs,” will address approximately 70…
Numerous University of Arizona student advocacy groups seek to stop former Google CEO Eric Schmidt's speech due to an ex's sexual assault allegations.