November 10 recap: Tucson news you may have missed today
Get a recap of Tuesday's local news stories from Arizona Daily Star.
(9) updates to this series since
Pusch Ridge set to travel to Show Low for 3A showdown in quarterfinalsNo. 5 Pusch Ridge hits the road for the quarterfinals of the 3A Playoffs, traveling northeast to No. 4 Show Low in a battle of highly ranked 3A teams.
The Wildcats use a good first half to ride out a shaky second half in dropping Iona 74-61 in their pre-conference game, November 8, 2026, Tucs…
Scouting report for Arizona men's basketball vs. NAU on Tuesday at McKale Center.
Jon Wilner on CFP expansion: Assessing the winners and losers, from ESPN and Fox to Notre Dame, bowl games, fans and the Group of Six.
Former Tucson doctor Dung Nguyen was acquitted Tuesday of 31 sexual assault and sexual abuse charges involving nearly 20 patients, whose allegations spanned several decades.
Veterans and active-duty military members can score free meals, coffee, ice cream and dining discounts across the Tucson area on Veterans Day, Nov. 11.
About 250 people gathered in Tubac seeking answers about a $63 million Border Patrol checkpoint expansion. The federal official invited to explain the project didn't show.
After four decades and 12 state titles, Salpointe Catholic boys soccer coach Wolfgang Weber is retiring as the program’s head coach. Despite retiring, he isn’t headed far from the program.
All eight Southern Arizona teams that hit the road for the playoffs fell on Friday night, seeing their seasons come to an end in far-away football outposts like Yuma and Flagstaff.
Tucson events this weekend (and one next week):