News roundup: Climbing electric bills add worry during pandemic, county businesses reopen
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Sept. 1.
News roundup: Race for Pima County Sheriff, indirect death toll of COVID-19, crowdfunding for student computers
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Aug. 31.
Napier threatens legal action against Nanos
The race for Pima County Sheriff could end up in court over a defamation claim.
Education notebook: More counties get green light for class return, UA testing wastewater for COVID-19
A look back at this week's education stories in Southern Arizona and the state.
News Roundup: Pedestrian safety, unemployment fraud, Lute Olson
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Aug. 28.
COVID-19 wastewater testing saves 'precious' time in outbreak prevention, researcher says
Results for wastewater monitoring at the UA and Pima County are promising, according to the program lead.
News roundup: TPD shoots armed teen, some businesses reopening, UA COVID-19 wastewater cases
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Aug. 27.
Tucson election date challenged in court
The state Attorney General wants to force Tucson to change when its elections are held.
Navajo Nation residents sue Arizona over early ballot requirements
Six members of the Navajo Nation want a change in Arizona election law.
UA wastewater testing finds COVID-19 cases in dorm
Two asymptomatic students tested positive and were sent to a quarantine dorm, the university said.
Arizona Spotlight for August 27, 2020
How a Tucson middle school is approaching the new school year; a remembrance of community builder André Newman; and “Trans-Generational Advice”.
Indigenous activists protest wall contractor in Coolidge
Demonstrators gathered at Stinger Bridge & Iron to decry border wall construction across ancestral Indigenous border land.
Arizona unemployment continues to grow
The unemployment picture is improving nationally, but not in Arizona.
UA slowing its plan to return to campus
The administration is waiting longer to bring more students back to classrooms.
Secretary of state: Postal Service ready for Arizona's mail-in ballots
Katie Hobbs says "the capacity is there" to handle an influx of ballots in the upcoming election.
