October 22 recap: Tucson news you may have missed today
Thursday's news: What you missed while you were at work.
(9) updates to this series since
Tucson Unified School District proposed to close Magee Middle School and transfer students to Sabino High School starting the next school year. If approved by the school board, it would be the first sixth through twelfth grade school in the district in the district.
Reid Park Zoo is mourning Jasiri, a 15-year-old giraffe euthanized after months of declining health. He had lived at the Tucson zoo since 2012.
The Fox Theatre invited local students to enjoy a Mexican folklore performance through conversation, singing and dancing on Thursday morning.
The Arizona Wildcats are expected to have well over 200 UA football alumni in attendance for the Homecoming game against Iowa State, including honorary captain Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles.
Cats Stats: 10 areas to watch as Arizona football enters 2nd half of seasonFrom Noah Fifita’s ongoing record pursuit to Arizona’s third-down defense, we examine 10 sets of numbers to monitor over the second half of the UA football season.
Pima County Republicans report concerns about missing mail ballots, but a claim that more than 10% are affected in some precincts lacks supporting evidence.
The University of Arizona suspended Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity following reports of dangerous conduct and a sexual assault allegation involving two men at its house.
Longtime coaching friends Tommy Lloyd and Dan Monson meet again this Friday during an exhibition match between Arizona and Eastern Washington.
A girl wasn't told she had a biological father before a court severed his parental rights. Arizona appellate judges found the process fundamentally unfair.
Tucson Sector migrant encounters fell 96% from fiscal 2024 to 2026, Border Patrol officials say, as fentanyl seizures also declined sharply.