TUSD to begin school year online
The district hopes to transition to in-person classes.
Daily News Roundup: Clubs disobey closure order, emotional toll on health care workers
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, July 2.
Masks, hand sanitizer and more drop-off sites for Arizona's August primary
The state is using millions of CARES Act dollars to make elections safer.
Border wall workers come down with COVID-19
Nearly a dozen people working on President Trump’s border wall in Arizona have been infected with the coronavirus.
Pima County health officials outline holiday weekend precautions
Face masks and social distancing are a must for July 4 gatherings.
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.
Rio Nuevo remains 'bullish' on downtown development despite revenue loss
The economic development district is planning for a nearly 40% loss in revenue.
Sonoran hospitals in Nogales, Guaymas reach saturation
The state's health secretary over the weekend called on the two cities to reduce vehicle mobility and access to public spaces.
Community blood drive offers COVID-19 antibody test
Blood donors are needed during the pandemic, and Tucsonans can get an antibody test at the same time.
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.
White Mountain Apache Tribe shuts down reservation to stop coronavirus
About one-eighth of the 13,500 residents have tested positive for COVID-19.
With random calls, Sonora hopes to rout out COVID-19 cases
Residents of Sonora will start getting calls from the government seeking health information.
