September 10 recap: Tucson news you may have missed today
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Bobbie Tapia, 35, was arrested Wednesday in the fatal shooting in August on Tucson's southwest side, authorities say.
From the moment the Consul of Mexico in Tucson steps onto the Linda Ronstadt Music Hall stage Tuesday night, the downtown venue will no doubt …
PHOENIX — The state Court of Appeals rejected efforts to void a border measure approved by voters.
Earlier this year, council member Lane Santa Cruz pushed to better track traffic dangers, with an emphasis on the accidents that result in serious injuries.
Jon Wilner’s Big 12 football power rankings: BYU, Utah, Texas Tech, Arizona on top as conference goes 2-2 in matchups that matter most.
A huge parcel of land south of Tucson called the Southlands lacks a cohesive land use plan, city officials say.
Tucson’s True Concord Voices & Orchestra wanted to send a message of hope and healing on the 10th anniversary of 9/11 with Stephen Paulus’s “Prayers and Remembrances.” Fifteen years later, as America marks 9/11’s 25th anniversary, that message still resonates.
Still not ruled fully eligible by Arizona, transfer forward RJ Godfrey has received another setback via his Georgia lawsuit.
The Tucson City Council this week renewed the contract for City Manager Tim Thomure.
Albert Olivas, a teacher at Tucson's C.E. Rose K-8, was getting ready for work on Sept. 11, 2001, when he turned on the TV and saw the towers burning. He gathered with colleagues to watch the first tower fall before teaching his second-grade class that day. Now an eighth-grade teacher, Olivas has noticed more students — many born after 2001 — know little about the attacks.