August 10 recap: Tucson news you may have missed today
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Employees who were robbed at a Phoenix Shake Shack told police they suspected their colleague was the robber based on physical characteristics like his voice and mannerisms and familiarity with the store, court documents say.
Supporters of Arizona vouchers are asking the Arizona Supreme Court to put a measure with a "poison pill'' to kill any reforms back on the November ballot.
It may sound obvious.
There’s nothing chamoy can’t fix.
Star columnist Tim Steller is among eight Tucsonans being honored Wednesday at the Civic Champions awards dinner at Hacienda del Sol.
Notes and observations from Arizona football’s fifth training camp practice.
Arizona public schools now ban treats containing 11 specific chemical additives and food dyes during the school day under the Arizona Healthy Schools Act to promote healthier student snacks and celebrations.
Ex-Arizona Wildcats Greg Byrne, Sean Miller reunite in Tucson. Here’s whyGreg Hansen’s notebook: Former Arizona athletic director Greg Byrne and ex-Wildcats coach Sean Miller returned to Tucson for a wedding — a homecoming filled with familiar UA faces.
The Arizona women’s basketball team announced its 2026 nonconference schedule featuring competitive matchups, including a game against the reigning national champion and familiar opponents to prepare for Big 12 play.
Tucson highs will dip into the 90s during the work week then climb back into triple digits by the weekend, the forecast shows.