University of Arizona soccer tied with OSU 3-3 on Friday, Oct.
2 in Stillwater, Okla. The Wildcats recorded key goals including a late equalizer by Ella Weathersby and now have a conference record of 0-1-3 ahead of their next home game against Houston on Thursday, Oct. 8 at Mulcahy Stadium.
Arizona secured its first Big 12 Conference win on Saturday when it defeated Cincinnati 34-7 during Family Weekend at Casino Del Sol Stadium (Noah Fifita scored a key touchdown) and will host Iowa State on Oct.
24.
An audit by the Arizona Auditor General revealed that ASDB (Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and the Blind) may have graduated 25 students without meeting required standards because its records were incomplete and lacked background checks.
The report raises concerns about oversight and calls for improved recordkeeping.
Tech Launch Arizona is turning (U of A) research into business ideas that aim to boost economic growth and spark innovation on campus.
The program will help bring new projects into the market.
Nightfall returns to Old Tucson Studios for its 34th year through Oct.
31 with new live shows and a villain named Judge Blackwood. The event transforms the historic movie site (near the Tucson Mountains) into a Halloween destination with rides and scare zones.
Rising interest rates are giving new home builders a competitive edge over resale sellers in Tucson.
The housing market is shifting as pricing and financing become key factors for buyers.
Federal agencies told Humane Borders that permits for 12 desert water stations will not be renewed; the nonprofit said this decision, which includes 6 (at Organ Pipe National Monument) sites, risks safety for desert travelers including border patrol agents, hunters, and campers.
The Homing Project is seeking approval to expand its micro home community for people experiencing homelessness from 10 to 20 units in the Keeling neighborhood on the northside, with plans to launch at the end of the month.
Some neighbors have raised concerns about potential overcrowding (and increased foot traffic) in the area.
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