July 28 recap: Tucson news you may have missed today
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Arizona Wildcats baseball notebook: On new shortstop Ariel Antigua’s connection to UA assistant coach Trip Couch; the latest roster movement; and a possible return to Tucson for ex-Cat Cesar Salazar.
Among the final results: Democratic Socialist candidate Miranda Lopez unseated Democratic state Rep. Stephanie Stahl-Hamilton by 283 votes.
A judge ruled that a Republican-backed measure targeting the Arizona Education Association is unconstitutional and cannot be on the November ballot because it combines unrelated issues, violating Arizona’s separate amendment rule.
They think Hobbs, who faces the GOP's Andy Biggs, is the most vulnerable incumbent governor this year.
Diamondbacks’ Geraldo Perdomo highlights the team's need for starting pitching and bats if they pursue trades ahead of the deadline.
Former Arizona All-American Hollan Powers continued her strong season with a fourth-place finish in the heptathlon at the USATF Outdoor Championships.
Before Bryson, the DeChambeau golf story ran through TucsonGreg Hansen’s notebook: Bryson DeChambeau’s British Open controversy recalled his Tucson roots, including his father Jon’s years with Arizona golf and later work at Skyline Country Club.
The scene Wednesday night on the corner of North Campbell Avenue and East Prince Road looked exactly like the one across town on East Golf Lin…
Fox Tucson Theatre should add “annual” to its “One Night of Queen” show on Sunday, Aug. 2.
Arizona quarterback Noah Fifita and Dash Fifita talked about being teammates ever since they were kids. Now it's a reality — and they're not the only brothers on the team.