The Buzz: a legislative look ahead into criminal justice reform
The new legislative session begins in January, so we asked those close to reform initiatives what they believe is expected.
The Buzz: Does Housing First Work?
Housing First was a topic of debate in recent Tucson city elections, so we ask experts about the evidence.
UA gets a new threat assessment director
Dr. Jessie Semmann assumed her new role shortly before the one year mark of last year's deadly on campus shooting.
The Buzz speaks with Tucson City Council candidates
Candidates see streets, crimes and homelessness as the city's top issues.
The Buzz: one year after UA's deadly on-campus shooting
As the community comes together to remember UA professor Dr. Thomas Meixner, we check in with university employees to see how they are doing one year later.
UA resolving $9 million claim from family of slain professor
The new step forward comes on the anniversary of professor Thomas Meixner's death.
UA faculty committee demands action against threats to nursing faculty and curriculum
The report comes after curriculum from the College of Nursing garnered criticism online.
New emails reveal harassment UA faculty received from suspect
Warning: the following article depicts language that may be harmful to some.
Appeals court: UA liable for off campus sexual harassment
The Monday ruling reversed a lower court's decision.
Police records detail April threat at UA law school
UA officials say there is currently no known threat to the University community related to this incident.
Violent crime drops in Tucson's hotspot areas due to pilot program
The Place Network Investigations program first began in 2021.
Tucson moves to begin settlement of COVID-era lawsuit
The 2021 lawsuit argued that the City of Tucson violated its contract with the Tucson Police Officer’s Association when it implemented a mandatory COVID-19 vaccine policy.
UA's top security officer: "campus is extremely safe" as school year and shooting anniversary looms closer
The University of Arizona has spent the summer implementing new security measures to prepare for a new year.
"Profits over people:" protest ends Pima County meeting about new jail
The meeting lasted about four minutes.
Tucson eyes solutions to prevent more fraudulent sober homes from coming
Tucson's mayor and council directed staff to examine how the city can incorporate regulations for the future.
