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Pima County Health Department invites residents in unincorporated areas (where many youth live) to share their views on tobacco use through a new survey that will guide local public health efforts.

Tucson Unified School District faces a drop in enrollment from 60,000 to 53,000 and is hosting a public meeting today at Sahuaro High School from 6 to 8:30 p.m. to gather feedback on proposed school closures set for fall 2027 before presenting recommendations in January.

A new Arizona law now clarifies lane splitting and reckless driving penalties for Tucson motorcyclists, effective today.

Riders must follow updated legal guidelines (including potential fines) as state officials boost enforcement efforts.

Baby sulcata tortoises have been found around Tucson as Southern Arizona Reptile Rescue requests adopters to give them permanent homes & help prevent invasive issues; the reptiles can live over 100 years and eventually weigh over 150 pounds, so new owners must be ready for a lifelong commitment.

Arizona won Saturday night when Wildcats quarterback Noah Fifita passed for 326 yards and 4 touchdowns against Northern Illinois (the Huskies) in Tucson.

The team will face Washington State next weekend.

A Sun Tran bus served as a donation center for Emerge Center Against Domestic Abuse’s Stuff the Bus drive Saturday at Walmart Supercenter on E.

Speedway Blvd as people dropped off supplies for survivors + children. A follow-up drive is set for Oct. 10 at Sam’s Club on Oracle Road.

On Sept. 18, the University of Arizona women’s soccer team played 23rd-ranked BYU at Mulcahy Stadium in their NCAA Big 12 opener.

BYU led after scoring in the 50th minute but Lainey Swanson tied the game in the 84th minute, finishing the contest at 1 to 1.

A Tucson official confirmed the Air Force will not fund the groundwater cleanup at the Davis-Monthan facility, even as a nonprofit seeking city approval for a development with a golf course had aimed to secure millions for PFAS remediation.