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More than 10,000 Tucson Electric Power customers lost power after storms hit areas near Craycroft, Grant, Valencia, and Camino de Oeste, and TEP crews are working to restore service with no timeline provided.

Arizona's Children Association is collecting gently used laptops for teens in foster care as part of its Back-to-School Laptop Drive, which runs through Aug.

31, with donations accepted at 4750 North Oracle Road, Suite 106 & helping bridge the digital gap for these students.

Chorost & Co. is set to open a new boutique in Tucson soon to offer luxury pieces and personalized service (featuring unique designs) to local customers.

Pima County canceled school board elections scheduled for November in various districts (including Marana, Vail, Flowing Wells, and Catalina Foothills) after candidates ran uncontested.

About 250 University of Arizona students representing over 100 majors are wrapping up band camp this week as the Pride of Arizona marching band prepares for its Pre-game and The Music of RAYE performance, set for Aug.

21 at 9 p.m. at Bear Down Field (1440 E. 4th St.).

Downtown Marana cleared its final legal hurdle (phase one of a 20-acre entertainment district featuring restaurants, retail, a hotel and public spaces is set to break ground late 2027 or early 2028 after up to 15 months of design work) and is expected to boost community activity.

The University of Arizona announced Tuesday, Aug.

18, the nation's first medical branch on tribal land in partnership with the Gila River Indian Community — the facility will expand healthcare access for tribal members.

At the Pima JTED campus on South Park Avenue, a new building will be constructed to offer specialized training in welding, construction and related trades.

Congressman Juan Ciscomani secured three million dollars so 800 students can soon access in-demand, AI-proof jobs.