Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 5th of October.
Good morning, Tucson.
Firefighters and a Technical Rescue Team rescued a hiker on 36th St. Trail in west Tucson around 10:30 a.m. Sunday — passing mountain bikers helped locate the patient, who received water and electrolytes but refused further transport.
Arizona's oldest theater still shows movies and draws local moviegoers today, preserving a century-old tradition.
Built in the early 1900s, the venue offers a unique window into Tucson's rich cinematic past.
The Arizona State Board of Education approved a new scoring system that will change how schools earn letter grades, aiming to raise standards and address grade inflation concerns.
TUSD will launch a College Academy for Parents on Oct.
17 with four Tuesday evening sessions at Catalina High School in collaboration with the University of Arizona to help families learn college prep strategies.
Organizations in Southern Arizona are breaking the stigma around teen mental health by offering free support to young people up to 25.
Teen Lifeline (520-327-TEEN) and Pima County’s You Are Not Alone campaign run ongoing programs that include crisis hotline 988 for immediate help.
Arizona's football team beat Cincinnati 34-7 on Saturday at Casino Del Sol Stadium during family weekend.
Noah Fifita scored three touchdowns while the Wildcats' defense limited the Bearcats to 74 rushing yards in a dominant win.
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