Local church wants to open free COVID-19 test site
The church must get 50 people to pre-register before the event.
News roundup: Signs of virus slowing, crime in Tucson falls
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Aug. 10.
Gyms, theaters, bars can begin to reopen as coronavirus cases decline
The state health department released benchmarks for eventual business reopening.
State unsure what to do with president’s unemployment order
How and when the money will be available in Arizona is a question.
Life on the line: Pandemic fuels social movement in Sonoran border town
Some residents in the border town of Sonoyta decided they were done weathering a global health crisis without basic health care.
Crimes in Tucson, Phoenix fell in second quarter, as COVID-19 took hold
While property crimes fell, both cities saw an increase in aggravated assaults.
Education Notebook: Back-to-school benchmarks, UA's path forward
A look back at this week's education stories in Southern Arizona and the state, Aug. 8.
UA will start furloughs Monday, despite pushback
President Robbins said other cost-cutting measures will be explored to deal with a potential $250 million deficit.
News roundup: SB 1070 retrospective, pandemic and public transit, pop-up COVID-19 testing
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Aug. 7.
Poll: Majority of Arizonans uncomfortable sending kids back to school
A new poll shows most people in the state are not comfortable with a return to school.
Pima County to open free pop-up testing sites
The one-day sites are supposed to help underserved areas of the community.
Feds to cover full cost of AZ's National Guard pandemic work
The Trump administration will increase the amount Arizona receives.
Looking back at SB 1070 a decade later
Though the infamous “show me your papers” law was partially struck down, it has left a legacy in Arizona.
CBP head defends accelerated border expulsions, blames migrants for increasing COVID-19 risk
Commissioner Mark Morgan spoke to the media ahead of agency's release of July arrest data.
Tucson music venues calling on Congress to help
As many as 90% of independent music venues around the country could disappear without aid.
