Good morning, Tucson.

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.

Forbes' latest list names seven Arizona billionaires + Tesla CEO Elon Musk is ranked as the nation's richest, highlighting local business strength in the state.

Cafe Francais, a bakery on Tucson’s east side, is closing permanently after this weekend due to rising costs and economic uncertainty.

Owners say seven years in business could not overcome mounting expenses from labor, food, rent, and supplies — a sign of economic challenges for local eateries.

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.

Local developer Bourn Cos. is transforming an east side office complex into The Works (featuring Kiln Tucson and Tap & Bottle) that will offer shared workspaces and a bar and bottle shop.

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.

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.

The Jaguars remained unbeaten after winning 48-0 over the Mountain Lions on Sept.

18 in Tucson, as Desert View dominated a battle of the Views in a key game.