October 29 recap: Tucson news you may have missed today
Thursday's news: What you missed while you were at work.
(8) updates to this series since
Sophomore David Puig had five touchdowns in Rio Rico's big win over Cholla, proving he’s one of the team’s top players.
The trees on Mount Lemmon begin to change color as temperatures cool down across Southern Arizona.
The Wildcats get a first-half test from CSMB but get out fast to start the second half in a 92-54 win, October 27, 2026, Tucson, Ariz.
Rain may join Tucson trick-or-treaters Saturday, but the heavier stuff is expected later into the night.
Carmine DeBonis Jr., Pima County's new top administrator, started his long career there as an aide to late conservative Supervisor Ed Moore.
Pima County are using an unexpected $100,000 donation to buy more political ads.
A massive solar farm proposal 25 miles southwest of Tucson is being criticized by Jen Allen, chair of the Pima County Board of Supervisors, as well as the Center for Biological Diversity.
Arizona’s next opponent, Texas Tech, isn’t playing at the same elite level as a year ago. What’s up with the Red Raiders? We explore in the latest “Cats Stats.”
The owners of Brick Box Brewery, formerly Thunder Canyon Brewery, say they can no longer afford to keep the lights on and the beer cold.
A Romanian woman with diagnosed bipolar disorder is on life support at a Mesa hospital after an apparent suicide attempt at an Arizona ICE det…

