Flood warning for Bighorn Fire area
The rain is both good and bad news.
Pima County hospitals near capacity
The county reports more than 90% of ICU beds are in use.
As Arizona cases surge, health care workers suffer 'emotional exhaustion'
Hordes of new patients, short-staffed hospitals and increased politicization are weighing on front-line workers.
Daily News Roundup: New closures take effect, Pence in Phoenix, USMCA trade agreement
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, July 1.
Rogue Radio presents Virginia Woolf's "The Mark on the Wall"
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Tucson Samaritans' 18 year mission continues; and how the border wall endangers the future of the Sonoyta mud turtle.
Local social services try to find their feet as COVID-19 cases surge
Pandemic causes lapses in communication and increases instability for those experiencing homelessness or abuse.
Tucson police contract extended one year
Council members want early reports on talks toward the next agreement
Overall Arizona weekly unemployment shows slight drop
Self-employed claims dropped but regular unemployment jumped last week.
Ducey orders closure of bars, movie theaters and gyms, delays start of school
The temporary order, which also bans some mass gatherings, goes into effect Monday night.
Tucson Police will disclose in-custody deaths immediately, Magnus says
The department will also release bodycam footage within 72 hours.
TUSD reopening plan adds money, space in hopes of mitigating COVID-19
The district has pledged to be ready for students.
Community, family members hold vigil for man who died in Tucson police custody
Carlos Adrian Ingram-Lopez, 27, died at his grandmother's house in April.
Mayor Romero says changes needed at TPD
The mayor defends the police chief and looks for changes, in this extended AZPM interview.
Arizona attorney general praises SCOTUS asylum decision
Brnovich said the ruling impacting the quick deportation of asylum seekers prevents a backlog in the immigration system.
UA President Robbins says if he had to reopen the university today, he wouldn't
The surge of COVID-19 cases is concerning University of Arizona officials.
